Clearly all those were created when you had an excess of motivation. Lol
Woah woah woah, cut yourself some slack! Every 2 weeks?? Nah, once a month. 9AM? Give yourself time to wake up and think clearly! 10AM or 11AM if you're not a morning person
So, no sooner than noon.
Setting a task to look at the task is next level procrastination I could only dream of achieving
Yeah. I easily forget things.
F the dust, get on those peppers!
I respect your priorities.
Try staggering those start days and times. A flood of reminders is easier to ignore than if they were spread out across the two weeks and the time is set to when you are most likely to be ready to act.
Me at the end of the workday copy pasting the remaining tasks to the next day
Tomorrow me could be dead. If that happens, I don't want to spend my last day doing work like a chump.
This is, literally, why working for the satisfaction of a job well done is the best policy.
This genuinely has been me for like the past 2 months. I need a new job but can't find the motivation to start looking & applying for any.
I set an alarm yesterday for something I didn't want to do. I will likely hit snooze when the alarm comes on today.
sometimes, I think about how smug I'm going to feel later when I think about needing to do the task and realize I've already done it.
Rock should get bigger every iteration.
I like to say that past-me harasses present-day-me with lots of shit to do. Luckily, future-me has a lot more free time and drive. He'll take care of it.
Consistency is key
If you stick with it, manage resources effectively, and don't give in, you can go 6 months without washing your dishes.
Not just ADHD things. But definitely also ADHD things.
I'm in this photo and I don't like it
Good things about problems is that there will always be more tomorrow.
I feel personally called out.
Clearly all those were created when you had an excess of motivation. Lol
Woah woah woah, cut yourself some slack! Every 2 weeks?? Nah, once a month. 9AM? Give yourself time to wake up and think clearly! 10AM or 11AM if you're not a morning person
So, no sooner than noon.
Setting a task to look at the task is next level procrastination I could only dream of achieving
Yeah. I easily forget things.
F the dust, get on those peppers!
I respect your priorities.
Try staggering those start days and times. A flood of reminders is easier to ignore than if they were spread out across the two weeks and the time is set to when you are most likely to be ready to act.