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Organizing with ADHD Made Simple: Reduce stress, boost productivity, and achieve a clutter-free life in just 30 minutes a day, even if starting feels overwhelming
Experience an organized lifestyle in just 30 minutes a day, even if your ADHD life feels disorganized and overwhelming right now.
Has your struggle with ADHD left you feeling like you're living in a whirlwind of chaos? Are you constantly frustrated by disorder, distracted by clutter, and overwhelmed by a never-ending to-do list?
Imagine turning your ADHD from a limitation into a strength. Simplifying your workspace, decluttering your mind, and achieving more with less stress in just 30 minutes a day.
Here's what you can look forward to in this empowering
ADHD-friendly organizational tactics designed for simplicity, effectiveness, and lasting successConcrete steps for setting up, maintaining, and optimizing your organizational systemsThe ultimate 30-minute tidying routine, tested and trusted by numerous individuals with ADHDHow to systemize your digital life, eliminate digital distractions, and boost productivityA step-by-step guide to organize your closet, leading to less decisions and a smoother start to your dayProven techniques for mastering time management, beat procrastination and stay focused - ADHD style!How to simplify meal planning and grocery shopping - say goodbye to last-minute unhealthy dinnersProductivity tips even the most distracted person can followThe secret of turning habits into routines and the best practices for making them stickThe little-known link between physical clutter and mental stress - and how to break freeThe power of visual organization, and how to harness it for your benefitThe biggest organizational mistakes made by individuals with ADHD, and how to avoid themEssential tools and resources to supercharge your organizing journeyBONUS 15 Spring Cleaning Projects with checklists!...and much more!
Through repetition key concepts and techniques are reinforced, helping readers with ADHD to internalize and apply them effectively. Rather than viewing repetition as a flaw, it's an opportunity to drive home important ideas and practices. Various organizational tactics will be reiterated, demonstrating their applicability across different aspects of life.
Small, manageable steps lead to big victories. Focus on one technique at a time, and before you know it, the transformation you seek will be well within your grasp
Ready to break free from the chains of chaos, embrace tranquility, and invite productivity into your life? Scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button now.
Has your struggle with ADHD left you feeling like you're living in a whirlwind of chaos? Are you constantly frustrated by disorder, distracted by clutter, and overwhelmed by a never-ending to-do list?
Imagine turning your ADHD from a limitation into a strength. Simplifying your workspace, decluttering your mind, and achieving more with less stress in just 30 minutes a day.
Here's what you can look forward to in this empowering
ADHD-friendly organizational tactics designed for simplicity, effectiveness, and lasting successConcrete steps for setting up, maintaining, and optimizing your organizational systemsThe ultimate 30-minute tidying routine, tested and trusted by numerous individuals with ADHDHow to systemize your digital life, eliminate digital distractions, and boost productivityA step-by-step guide to organize your closet, leading to less decisions and a smoother start to your dayProven techniques for mastering time management, beat procrastination and stay focused - ADHD style!How to simplify meal planning and grocery shopping - say goodbye to last-minute unhealthy dinnersProductivity tips even the most distracted person can followThe secret of turning habits into routines and the best practices for making them stickThe little-known link between physical clutter and mental stress - and how to break freeThe power of visual organization, and how to harness it for your benefitThe biggest organizational mistakes made by individuals with ADHD, and how to avoid themEssential tools and resources to supercharge your organizing journeyBONUS 15 Spring Cleaning Projects with checklists!...and much more!
Through repetition key concepts and techniques are reinforced, helping readers with ADHD to internalize and apply them effectively. Rather than viewing repetition as a flaw, it's an opportunity to drive home important ideas and practices. Various organizational tactics will be reiterated, demonstrating their applicability across different aspects of life.
Small, manageable steps lead to big victories. Focus on one technique at a time, and before you know it, the transformation you seek will be well within your grasp
Ready to break free from the chains of chaos, embrace tranquility, and invite productivity into your life? Scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button now.
184 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 10, 2024
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April 26, 2024
“Where’s that thing I just had in my hand?” Cameran Aiesi writes in her introduction - a question I ask myself a million times a day. I wish this book had been available when I was diagnosed a year ago! In the past year I’ve voraciously consumed videos and message boards on ADHD, so my knowledge is a bit fractured. This book puts everything together in an organized fashion. Techniques to organize your home AND your life are all in one place.
Her explanation of how the ADHD brain works is detailed yet easily understood. Reframing ADHD deficits as strengths is empowering and gives me a new perspective to approach daily life.
Some of the suggested tools and techniques for organizing our lives I already use such as lists, timers, time management apps and breaking down tasks into micro steps. These tools are invaluable to anyone - with or without ADHD - needing help getting organized.
Organizing my home is where I fall short. The specific 30 minute organizing tasks is the most helpful guidance in the book for me. I need direction on how to get started and this book delivers, step by step. I know I’ll be referring often to “Organizing With ADHD Made Simple” as I continue decluttering my home.
Her explanation of how the ADHD brain works is detailed yet easily understood. Reframing ADHD deficits as strengths is empowering and gives me a new perspective to approach daily life.
Some of the suggested tools and techniques for organizing our lives I already use such as lists, timers, time management apps and breaking down tasks into micro steps. These tools are invaluable to anyone - with or without ADHD - needing help getting organized.
Organizing my home is where I fall short. The specific 30 minute organizing tasks is the most helpful guidance in the book for me. I need direction on how to get started and this book delivers, step by step. I know I’ll be referring often to “Organizing With ADHD Made Simple” as I continue decluttering my home.
April 18, 2024
Organizing with ADHD Made Simple takes you on a relatable journey, thoughtfully crafting a road-map to completing tasks which neurodivergent minds so often struggle with.
I'm grateful for Cameran and her willingness to provide growth-mindset focused solutions and creative ways to apply those tips to every day life. The road-map she lays out in her book is engaging and practical and is excellent advice for anyone who gets stuck a little too often.
The simplicity of the language she uses, her empathy, support, and interactive elements of the book brought me back to her pages each day. Amazingly, I was able to pro-actively engage with her content and complete tasks that I have struggled with for years.
Cameran covers a wide range of organizational challenges, leading you room-by-room, to create systems that work for your brain.
She is encouraging and realistic, and I highly recommend her book to anyone struggling with Organization who wants to tweak their own habits and succeed.
Overall, I would absolutely recommend Organizing with ADHD Made Simple to others who are looking for perspective to actively apply in their own organization journeys.
I'm grateful for Cameran and her willingness to provide growth-mindset focused solutions and creative ways to apply those tips to every day life. The road-map she lays out in her book is engaging and practical and is excellent advice for anyone who gets stuck a little too often.
The simplicity of the language she uses, her empathy, support, and interactive elements of the book brought me back to her pages each day. Amazingly, I was able to pro-actively engage with her content and complete tasks that I have struggled with for years.
Cameran covers a wide range of organizational challenges, leading you room-by-room, to create systems that work for your brain.
She is encouraging and realistic, and I highly recommend her book to anyone struggling with Organization who wants to tweak their own habits and succeed.
Overall, I would absolutely recommend Organizing with ADHD Made Simple to others who are looking for perspective to actively apply in their own organization journeys.
April 19, 2024
In her meticulous guide on organizing with ADHD Cameran Aiesi offers a wealth of valuable insights and strategies. The book delves deep into the intricacies of organizing, providing a comprehensive roadmap for individuals seeking to enhance their productivity and efficiency.
The author's approach is both motivating and detailed, making it easy to grasp the concepts presented. However, it's worth noting that this book may be best suited for those who are already on their path towards managing organizational skills with ADHD and are looking to refine their strategies further. For individuals who are just starting out or who may find themselves overwhelmed by complexity, a simpler, less in depth approach might be beneficial.
Overall, this book is a valuable resource for high-achieving individuals seeking to optimize their organizational skills and maximize their potential. While it may not be the ideal starting point for everyone, those willing to invest the time and effort will undoubtedly find it to be a worthwhile and very enlightening read.
The author's approach is both motivating and detailed, making it easy to grasp the concepts presented. However, it's worth noting that this book may be best suited for those who are already on their path towards managing organizational skills with ADHD and are looking to refine their strategies further. For individuals who are just starting out or who may find themselves overwhelmed by complexity, a simpler, less in depth approach might be beneficial.
Overall, this book is a valuable resource for high-achieving individuals seeking to optimize their organizational skills and maximize their potential. While it may not be the ideal starting point for everyone, those willing to invest the time and effort will undoubtedly find it to be a worthwhile and very enlightening read.
August 25, 2024
valuable information, but…
SUPER repetitive. This book has value, so i gave it a high rating. But it says in 183 passes what it could say in 50 or less. I also rated it high because maybe some people with ADHD need the repitition for it to sink in, for me it was just frustrating I was spending time reading the same thing over and over. The short version is, make lists, break down projects into small pieces, reflect, have an accountability partner/ support system, reward yourself. It’s literally those things, over and over, not just for each chapter or section but within each chapter. It was so distracting, that I possibly missed some gems of suggestions because I just scanned over the last half of the book. I especially think this book could be valuable for someone with a TBI who has memory deficits trying to get a grip on organizing with ADHD, but really, for those of us easily distracted (cough, ADHD), repeating the same tricks 100 (not exaggeration) times best way to get the message hammered in.
SUPER repetitive. This book has value, so i gave it a high rating. But it says in 183 passes what it could say in 50 or less. I also rated it high because maybe some people with ADHD need the repitition for it to sink in, for me it was just frustrating I was spending time reading the same thing over and over. The short version is, make lists, break down projects into small pieces, reflect, have an accountability partner/ support system, reward yourself. It’s literally those things, over and over, not just for each chapter or section but within each chapter. It was so distracting, that I possibly missed some gems of suggestions because I just scanned over the last half of the book. I especially think this book could be valuable for someone with a TBI who has memory deficits trying to get a grip on organizing with ADHD, but really, for those of us easily distracted (cough, ADHD), repeating the same tricks 100 (not exaggeration) times best way to get the message hammered in.
April 20, 2024
Very friendly
The first thing I want to note is that this feels more like advice from a BFF than a book. Especially how it ends! I love how there is advice for time management (which I am awful at) and tackling the laundry. Will try this, can't wait to see how it works out! It truly is written in a way to understand way and lives up to its title
The first thing I want to note is that this feels more like advice from a BFF than a book. Especially how it ends! I love how there is advice for time management (which I am awful at) and tackling the laundry. Will try this, can't wait to see how it works out! It truly is written in a way to understand way and lives up to its title
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April 21, 2024Really helpful
For those of us who suffer from ADHD this book has some really helpful insights. I could explain my hyper focus better to my family with this books assistance. Honestly, my house is cluttered, and I often don't know where, how, or even if it's worth it to begin. I'm going to try and implement some of these strategies and finally declutter for good!
For those of us who suffer from ADHD this book has some really helpful insights. I could explain my hyper focus better to my family with this books assistance. Honestly, my house is cluttered, and I often don't know where, how, or even if it's worth it to begin. I'm going to try and implement some of these strategies and finally declutter for good!
June 2, 2024
organizing with ADHD
This is a very helpful book to understand people with ADHD, there are some concepts that took me two readings to understand, but overall the book has good tips for organizing with ADHD without loosing control.
This is a very helpful book to understand people with ADHD, there are some concepts that took me two readings to understand, but overall the book has good tips for organizing with ADHD without loosing control.
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