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I’m Too Disorganized To Organize — ADD Tip of the Day 333
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scott
that’s a good tip. i have read about starting the day by visualizing all your’e going to do, but haven’t practiced it. i do sometimes visualize some things, especially completing my exercise, and think it does help. will try to use this some more.
thank you for commenting
doug
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In the book they start slow with visualizing a 3 step process and then build on it, also using other exercises like visualizing words from a magazine or number sequences, closing your eyes and recalling them forwards and backwards. It is a good program that they walk you through, with rewards and other things that help you build it into a habit. Sometimes I wake up and just can’t think straight and it is difficult though. That’s when going for a walk helps, along with just a small aspiration for the day.
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sounds good, glad it is helping. i like the rewards and habits concepts, as well as the walk – getting out of doors and exercise, and the small aspirations. some days one small thing is all you can do, but then you’ve done at least something, and then some days if you can get that done you are moving and can build on that.
thank yo for the comment
doug
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I’ve been going through the program of visualization in the book “4 Weeks to and Organized Life With AD/HD” and I am amazed at how visualizing something helps me stay on track and actually do it. If the sticky notes aren’t working it might be worth trying visualization. Those skills are something that a lot of people with ADD have and we can learn to use them to make up for the things we might not be so good at. Even visualizing looking at the cards at specific times of the day (meal times?) can help.
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