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Executive Functioning Explained: ADHD, Planning & Getting Things Done
Executive functioning is the brain’s command center. It helps us plan, organize, regulate emotions, and follow through on tasks. For individuals with ADHD, these skills can feel especially challenging. Understanding how executive function works is the first step toward building systems that support your brain and make daily life feel more manageable.
Distraction Nation: How to Reclaim Your Focus When Your ADHD Brain Has Other Plans
Discover ADHD-friendly focus hacks to overcome distraction and build momentum — starting with the Two-Minute Activation Rule.
ADHD and AI: From Procrastination to Progress
Struggling with procrastination? Learn how AI tools can help ADHD brains start, focus, and follow through on tasks — turning resistance into progress.
5 AI Prompts to Help ADHD Brains Get Started
Getting started is often the hardest part for ADHD brains. These 5 AI prompts reduce overwhelm and create momentum—so you can finally take action.
Parenting with ADHD: Why Boring Tasks Feel Impossible (and What Helps)
Struggling with laundry, dishes, and school forms as an ADHD parent? You’re not alone. Learn why mundane tasks feel so hard—and ADHD-friendly strategies to make them easier!
The Social Side of ADHD: How to Cultivate and Maintain Genuine Friendships
If you have ADHD, making and keeping friends can be a bit of a struggle. Luckily, there are some great strategies you can use to build meaningful lasting friendships!
To medicate or not? My personal journey
Once you get a diagnosis of ADHD, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is, should I take medication or not? Now more than ever there is an abundance of information and with a nationwide adderrall shortage it has made this debate all the more heated.
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