I have four great tips that will help you with ADHD.
I’m going to try something different, and piggy back them, adding one at a time.
ADHD Tip Number One
When you make a to-do list, the new rule is that you cannot just list the task.
Beside each task, require yourself to write the next step that you will need to do for that task.
Think about it.
Doug
Bonus Link:
Quote O the Day – from the above link
“It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things.”
Leonardo Da Vinci
Notes O the Day:
- I’m pretty sure this tip is from the book, Getting Things Done, by David Allen
- I’m pretty sure that Da Vinci had ADHD. Very creative, always had a lot of projects going, many of them he never finished. But the ones he did, Wow!
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But the road to Hell is paved with good intentions.
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A resourceful individual finds many ways of getting to the top of the mountain.
Hiking/Climbing to the summit.
Hiring a helicopter to fly there.
Floating there by hot air balloon.
Parachuting down to the top from airplane.
If there is a trail, can ride a horse to the top.
Or even a motorcycle for some mountains.
Ride a mountain goat for a steep, rocky trail.
Cog railways reach 2 peaks I have visited.
Cable cars/Gondolas access Swiss Alps.
Highest peak I went to, Mauna Kea, has a paved road to its 13,000 ft summit.
(Climbing mountains & volcanoes, skiing the Alps was a favorite activity of mine.)
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A resourceful individual finds many ways of getting to the top of the mountain.
Hiking/Climbing to the summit.
Hiring a helicopter to fly there.
Floating there by hot air balloon.
Parachuting down to the top from airplane.
If there is a trail, can ride a horse to the top.
Or even a motorcycle for some mountains.
Ride a mountain goat for a steep, rocky trail.
Cog railways reach 2 peaks I have visited.
Cable cars/Gondolas access Swiss Alps.
Highest peak I went to, Mauna Kea, has a paved road to its 13,000 ft summit.
(Climbing mountains & volcanoes, skiing the Alps was a favorite activity of mine.)
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A resourceful individual finds many ways of getting to the top of the mountain.
Hiking/Climbing to the summit.
Hiring a helicopter to fly there.
Floating there by hot air balloon.
Parachuting down to the top from airplane.
If there is a trail, can ride a horse to the top.
Or even a motorcycle for some mountains.
Ride a mountain goat for a steep, rocky trail.
Cog railways reach 2 peaks I have visited.
Cable cars/Gondolas access Swiss Alps.
Highest peak I went to, Mauna Kea, has a paved road to its 13,000 ft summit.
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StevO
Wow! I am impressed.. I have done some climbing, but none of the above.
Thank you for commenting.
Doug
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Do you believe you have ADD?
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Jamie – believe? I have absolutely no doubt. Why do you ask?
And thank you for contributing.
Doug
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