"I'm gonna be so organized this year!" I feel so personally attacked right now. 😂

My issue is with bullet journals is that I don’t feel like designing my own “planner”. That is already overwhelming itself

The crazy thing about Adult ADHD is how many of these practices some of us adopt even before being diagnosed. It just reaffirms that our minds work in alternative ways and we’re not alone

ADHD culture is getting distracted by going through old notebooks whole watching this

I AM CRYING LAUGHING SO HARD RIGHT NOW BECAUSE THIS LITERALLY EXPLAINS THE LAST 28 YEARS OF MY LIFE

I like how she says “we” it makes me feel like I’m not the only one❤️thank you❤️

I'm not officially diagnosed with ADHD, I doubt that I even have it. But kudos to everyone who manages to deal with it, strategies made by people dealing with ADHD really work for me

Me: sounds like a great plan! ADHD: we'll get to it sometime..

People always tell me that I can get huge amount of work done with the energy I have,but then my brain wanders and start asking myself random questions and before I know it hours have passed and I've done absolutely nothing 😔

"you probably also forget what your own symbols mean" I'm being personally attacked! 🤣🤣🤣

I’ve actually tried so many productivity apps, and spend so long trying to figure out how to organize and automate tasks. I’ve never stick to them long term. But during my “unnecessary” research I’ve subscribed for free trials of task management platforms and I’ve learned a lot about software development on the side that helped me eventually land a job as a software developer :-)

My Bullet Journal story followed a depressingly familiar pattern. I spent hours and hours over several weeks researching how to Bullet Journal... excitedly reading many blogs and tutorials, watching videos, learning about different designs and strategies. I spent HOURS just researching the best notebooks and pens. I did little mock-ups of different BuJo designs. Finally I had everything I needed and it was time to start journaling... and it lasted about two days. 😩 When it came to making it a habit in my actual life, I just wouldn't put in the effort. Writing things down, keeping up the index, even just remembering to take the notebook with me when I went places, I would forget or more often... just wouldn't bother. And then it became yet another example of my failure, mocking me from my nightstand: "You're so lazy and dumb you couldn't even keep a simple DIY planner!" So the notebook was banished to the bottom shelf of a bookshelf, and that was the end of my Bullet Journal experiment.

I hate planners, but the bullet journal seems interesting except for the fact that I am constantly changing the way I organize my thoughts and tasks. So I apply the bullet journal concept (loosely) to a 3-ring binder so I can insert pages, docs, lists, etc as I collect things. I keep a pencil pouch and clear page protectors and blank paper in it and I use dividers for the sections. I use my phone as my calendar. I always have my phone on me. Except, of course, when I forget it.

"I'm gonna be so organized this year!" - me every New Year's, summer break, back to school time, October, November, and December.

I haven’t been officially diagnosed with ADHD (I always forget to bring it up to get tested even though in my brain I can relate very much with others who have been diagnosed but I’m not one to self diagnose) and this is literally perfect for me. I have like 20 random notebooks with one page filled in too that I can use

I ended up making my own agenda from scratch (template, printing, binding) keeping in mind what kind of flexibilities I want. It turned into a DIY project for me, so that was a plus. AND every time I write it in (multiple times a day) it's a total confidence boost because I actually finished this project haha!

I loved this idea. Just I stop thinking about those kittens I ran 2 miles to the store to buy a notebook. Then I had lunch. While I was watching how to make a damascus steel knife in youtube I remembered why I had a new notebook in my hand. So I think maybe I need this.

That “adhd New Years” joke killed me, that was me every year and sure enough as soon as January hit everything would be over

I discovered a system like this myself. At first, I used to do it on paper: I would make a TODO list, and then I would use a highlighter to mark items that are done, and for the next day, I'do copy the things that I haven't done yet (and I would highlight them on the original list as I copied or discarded them). Using the highlighter is very satisfying. I no longer use this system every day, but every once in a while, when I'm feeling overwhelmed with little tasks, I pick it up again. I then switched to a OneNote system - probably similar to the Evernote system people have. The way I would use it, I would create pages for every day, and I would bold the items that are done and move them to the top of the page. For the next day, I'd copy the non-bolded items to start with. It's almost as satisfying as the pen-and-paper system, and it's easier to search and to have links, which is important for me. What I don't do is plan monthly or yearly. Even the idea of it seems scary to me. Maybe I should give it a try

I realized that writing everything I wanna do everyday then crossing things out really helps. I also cross them I before I start to do them and it makes me feel like I should do it but without pressure

OMG I finally found a voice for my brain. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. I just want to cry.

I've been doing exactly this in a blank notebook, and I always change the layout and add stickers and photograph it to Evernote. I thought I was insane but your video made me realize I'm managing my ADHD better than I give myself credit for. Thank you! :)

Jessica, your videos go beyond the mere tips and tricks kind of thing. Watching them is soothing and conforting for me. Even if I'm not using the techniques, it's like therapy knowing that I'm not a freak and I'm not alone. From the bottom of my heart thank you.

Im an elementary teacher, diagnosed at age 54 a year an a half ago. Meds have been a big help. I just stumbled upon your videos. And yes, I did stay up until 2 am watching one after the other. OMG!!!!! First...this particular one...SO ME!!!!! at the beginning of every school year middle school through 2 graduate degrees, and every year setting up my classroom and plan book as a teacher!!!!!! Second...Watching your segments is so validating. So much about my unintended behavior and thinking makes so much sense. You have touched upon things my therapist and I haven't gotten to yet (cuz I didn't think it was related). Thank You Thank You Thank You!!!!!! Please keep these coming!!!!

HA RIGHT " IM GUNNA BE SO ORGANIZED THIS YEAR" or "IM GUNNA DO MY HW RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL" LMAO NOPE

My ADHD husband is trying this! First time in 13 years of marriage that he's EVER made a to-do list. (thank you)

"here's a cat video" I was legit looking away for a moment while still listening to the video and as soon as you said that I turned back so quickly💀

I cried watching this video. For 25 years I literally thought my brain was broken. I genuinely thought I was dumb and incapable of becoming organized, put together, whatever else, which fueled my insecurity of becoming an adult. I have now, from this short 5:56 minute video, have just had one of the biggest questions of my life answered. Although this is so dramatic, I am literally healed from you're video. I genuinely hope that you will continuously be blessed with happiness, good luck, and very good fortune.

So like, I'm an aspie with ADHD and LET ME TELL EVERYONE, bullet journaling is a GOD SEND. I do everything from manually keeping track of appointments, to my feelings and pain level that day. It's the first thing IN MY WHOLE 35 YEARS ON THIS EARTH that I have been able to do this with. That includes journaling. I cannot recommend this enough. It's your new bff, your brain, everything in one place in any way you want.

I watched this video and I started my bujo at 3am from an awesome notebook that I have had for the past year. I just never knew what to put in it and didn't want to mess it up.

“You probably also forget what your own symbols mean” Hey, I resemble that remark! I mean, the spreadsheet I made for work to track my software testing had six different colors... and asterisks, and bold fonts, and strike throughs... but it made sense! ... until I had to come back to it two weeks later...

I opened the therapy session once with: Help, I can't organize my life! And my therapist showed me the book about the Bullet Journal, and I'm doing it ever since. I almost finished my third year using this thing now. It makes me proud leaving through it, what I always do when I open it. It's really a game changer! :)

She just spoke my life in the first 2 min

ADD makes my life so hard in ways I feel people don't understand and look down on me for. This video makes me feel seen and understood. Thank you.

I kind of feel proud of me to have found a lot of coping mechanisms before knowing that I have ADHD. since I discovered bullet journal I knew it was for me, I absolutely love it, it was amazing when I finished a whole notebook with my bullet journal especially because the thing that I struggle more is to not abandon things in the middle.

I’ve been bullet journaling for a few years and have 100% ditched planners so long ago I don’t even look at them anymore. Even if I drop it for a week or so it’s easy to pick up and start again.

I've always loved the idea of a bullet journal, but I can't get myself to draw up the structural calendar parts (whether weekly, monthly, daily)! It's been so frustrating

Great video!!! After watching, I immediately went out and bought a bullet journal, some colorful pens, and even fun stencils. So excited about this, as you can probably imagine. This was about 2 months ago... So far, I have written my name in it. I have no idea where the bullet journal is, but I love my colored pens... so at least there's that!

'Lists, wherever I feel like creating them'... *looks at the pile of repurposed envelopes of bills scribbled with everything from life goals, doodles, random thoughts, ideas, to-do's, shopping lists and more*

I’ve had “bullet” like journals in 2011 and 2017 and I didn’t even realize how well it worked for my ADHD brain until finding this video, I actually plan on starting another journal soon! :) I totally agree with holding onto them as a record of who we are, too, I love looking back on these journals!

Holy cow it's almost painful how much identify with these things

OMFG!!! YES! I tried to explain this style of journaling to my therapist and she kind of blew me off, saying instead that any method will work as long as I do it long enough to make it a habit. I've been wanting to bullet journal for so long, but of course, being ADHD, the journal I bought has sat in my bookbag for a few months.

Watching this video years later, I have fallen in love with my RocketBook notebooks, which are so incredibly perfect for the bullet planner setup! Rocketbook allows for erasing and reuse when things are no longer needed, if you need more doodle room, or if you just need a change in colors! Plus, the app allows you to scan each page in, and predefine a place for it to go in the digital ether. I am going to have to combine these two, and maybe, just maybe, be able to know my thoughts!

I literally just went to the store and bought a bunch of new colorful pens!!! I feel like everything on your channel is directly talking about my life and I love it❤️❤️❤️

Ring bound planners also work because you can switch out inserts for anything you want and if some pages don't work you either move them or toss them.

"ADHD new year" -- that is a PERFECT description of what every new semester feels like!! Also, congratulations on hitting 30k! I just saw your 25k subscriber video and I'm so glad you were able to reach so many of us ADHDers.

Omg I’ve never heard anyone else compare “back to school” season to New Years!! I absolutely love the end of August, I can remake my entire life and do whatever I want!

I have ADHD, and I LOOOVE your videos! 😍 I saw your TED Talk some months ago, and then found your channel. It's really great helping me to not to feel alone, and I really benefit from your videos. Thanks (a LOT)! 🙏🏼😃💕

Hey! I tried the bullet journal but I got so overwhelmed with all the styles you can do and the constant writing and ruling that's involved with making your own bullet journal. Do you have any tips or suggestions to help because I love the idea of creating your own planner. Thank you!! You're amazing ❤️

U totally GET ME, everytime I write on 4 pages of a journal, find one thing off, I get mad and start a new one. 🙌🏾😱HELP💯👍🏾✌🏾

So glad I found this channel! I started a bullet journal last year and I love it. It is the best journal I've ever done. I log so much in it like my stress, mode and sleep. How I feel, what I'm grateful for, highlight of my day and more. It is so helpful.

Something that’s helped me this semester at school was covering each week with stickers! The stickers encouraged me to open the notebook at the beginning of the week and made me more excited to open it throughout the week, especially when someone wrote me notes or helped putting the stickers in. Now I am perpetually trying to buy more stickers to add them to my planner

I wanna try a bullet journal at some point but the problem is that I'm so scattered sometimes that I need a digital notification to remind me to actually *look* in a physical planner. Otherwise, I've just found it easier to put everything into Google Calendar because my phone gives me notifications. I might try it anyway though!

Jessica, I have an 18 year old daughter with ADHD. I stumbled upon your channel while searching for some study help for her as she is about to start college in the fall. You are a God send. Thank you so much for sharing your story (TEDx) and your adorable personality with all of us! As a mother, I simply don't have time to binge watch KZfaq videos, however, I couldn't help but do just that on your channel. You are as helpful to those with ADHD as you are to those who love them. I'm sharing your channel with other moms so they can steer their kids to it as well!

I can't use a physical planner, I'll forget where I put it too easily and I'll never be around when I have a random thought to write down. I use Trello to organize my mind. It allows me the similar structure with flexibility as your bullet journal with the added benefit of being online so it's accessible from any device.

You are fabulous! I very much enjoy watching your videos. I was diagnosed with ADHD recently at the age of 60, and you certainly know how to keep me interested and motivated. It's great not to be going it alone anymore. Thanks so much!

Thank you so much for the tips! I have ADHD and this has been so helpful for me! I found you while searching for bullet journal tutorials and when I saw "How to ADHD" I jumped in excitement! Also, thank you so much for Captioning your videos! My learning disability makes it difficult to retain information from audio alone so having the captions helps me understand and focus so much more! You're awesome and I'm subscribed!!

I love that I’ve found this! As I’m sitting with a desk covered in post it notes, 3 notebooks, 1 planner, and a journal that I haven’t started. I got so ADHD when I noticed we have the same shirt on too and had to rewatch 30 seconds of it twice to stop fixating on the same shirt and pay attention to the words you were saying! Thank you for this channel!

Recently diagnosed. Deeply grateful to have you as my guide, Jessica. Already not losing to-do lists thanks to my brand new bullet journal, which I thought would be confusing but is easy. Wrote down the same shopping list 3 times on three different scraps of paper, though. 😆 Thank you thank you thank you. Every one of your videos is a revelation.

This video is 2 years old, but I’m going to rewatch it infinite times because WOW I need to unify my job, my personal life, my student life and my ADHD dreams and insights altogether. Tried to use a BuJo some years ago, but the pages got confused but now I got an intelligent notebook and can transfer the pages as I wish (ok, that’s not a new thing, but just an insight). Thanks!

That feeling is me every semester, and It's more than just about planners, I really don't know how to turn that feeling into constructive work and getting things done, it's why I'm really afraid to go back this semester because I know that even with the best intentions like that it could all go to shit in the first few weeks, help!

I LOVE the bullet journal. It's spontaneous, and makes me sit at my desk and do stuff. I have..."extra energy", as in I feel like I drank 3 cups of coffee and have that energy all day, every day nonstop. But not ADHD because my mom doesnt belive in mental illnesses.

This is awesome. I’m a little late to the game, but I was looking into bullet journaling and I was all “I’ve tried so many different planners, why will this one work when the others didn’t?” You’ve answered that question for me, so I thank you!! I have ADD which was just diagnosed a few years ago, and I’ve always thought how different my childhood would’ve been if I’d been diagnosed then. Oh well, not dwelling on it! Just glad you are making these videos so I know I’m not alone ❤️

You are honestly an angel, these videos are everything I’ve ever needed being a gifted person with ADHD. Thank you!!!

my gf discovered bujos on a fb page, talked me about it and how much it could help me with my adhd. so asked for advices on a subrredit, where a dude came up with a link to this vid. i loved you and this channel and now have like LITERALLY 2 HOURS of watching your videos (some of them almost made me cry). i canot do more thank you and congrat you for this excellent work, im totally suscribing, but now i will close the explorer because have an open notebook with a "index" in the top of the page just lying there for hours now waiting to be completed. pd: if my english horrifies you, yeah im not an english native but also means that your awesome work have come down all the way to chile. saludos.

I just found your channel and I think I’ve watched every video already. I’m 35 and finally figuring out that I have ADHD, your channel has helped me understand so much about how my brain works. Literally everything you say is exactly how my brain works, it’s like I finally belong! After living so long feeling wrong and lazy it’s a huge relief to know that it’s not my fault and I’m not the problem. Thank you!

IT WOOOOOORKS!!!!! Tried this out after watching this video on the 3rd of May. Exactly 3 months later I have just filled the final page for an entire A5 moleskine. Have been searching for "the" planner for the longest time. You hit the nail on the head when you discuss the need for structure and unstructure but with the index it pulls everything together! Thank you so much. Just about to page number the next one! Also I use a squared notebook as I find it much easier to structure my handwriting.

Thank you so much, it´s the second time I watched this video, and this time the relief is so big that moved me. I've been using bujo for years, sometimes it works, some doesn't. But I can adapt and make it work. I spend a lot of hours searching for a planner because I'm lazy, and don't want to make bullet journal anymore. But no planner fit my needs and requirements. And I was very frustrated to see that everyone commented that they liked the planners so much and I couldn't even choose one. I identified a lot with this video and felt comforted. Thanks for the reminder.

After trying and failing a number of systems (including bullet journaling) as you've described and becoming extremely frustrated with the process, I finally did a search for ADHD and bullet journal. Your videos were at the top of the list. You just spoke to me-directly to me. ( Not really, but you know what I mean ;-) ) I'm really looking forward to going through your videos.

SKIM FOR IDEAS ON HOW TO CONCENTRATE Hey, I want to send this information to anyone and everyone who struggles with ADHD, hope you can comment and possibly help me or anyone else out by commenting with suggestions and or ideas. For me having ADHD means bouncing off the walls, having a very low attention span, never being able to concentration off of adderal/ caffeine, being very disorganized, and generally having problems completing tasks because of the said problems. After being diagnosed in the past year, I feel very lucky that I have made it this far in school without flunking out. Due to my very good memory and guessing, I have more or less figured out how to barely make it in high school. Barely making it though sucks, doing things last minute as well as upsetting my parents. So I've decided in the past six weeks of diagnosis that I need both structure and the self discipline of distractions. Through research, I have recently found the following things to improve my life, and I hope that others with the same problems can try these things: Evernote: due to never being able to be organized and loosing almost anything/ forgetting things places, I have found Evernote VERY useful. Not only can you track your goals but also take pictures of pieces of paper and add notes to them so you never forget anything. Although it sucks to use at first, its very loose structure is amazing, allowing you to basically make the structure any way that you want. Add block: Researching for projects, work, etc can be very hard with adds distracting you all the time. Although add block is controversial, its an essential tool for me in being productive and has been something that has seriously changed my life, especially because you can block anything on a page that is distracting (Like top ten lists/ click bait) Recognizing How Much Time Your Wasting: Personally, I feel as though time slips away no matter what I am doing. Locating and monitoring the time you are doing something non productive, such as watching KZfaq. I personally have noticed how much time I've wasted on the site, and have realized that I must limit the time that I am on. I do this by allowing myself 5 videos a day, and have been gradually turning that amount lower and lower, until I'm on the site as little as possible. Why? because I saw that I was wasting so much time on KZfaq (About 3 hours a day). This can be applied to anything, from social media to video games. Recognize what is taking your time away and limit it. I have also done this with social media and texting by deciding to delete Snap Chat, Instagram, and twitter off my phone and told my friends that I cant text them as much anymore (They understand my struggle and supported me with it) Stop Using Excuses: No matter what, never use this as an excuse, because that does nothing. You were born with this, so use it as a tool and never use it as an excuse. Even though it takes me twice as long on tests and homework because of having ADHD, I have understood that this is just one of my flaws and obstacles in life, and everyone has these in front of them one way or another. You have to overcome it and understand that if you want to be happy, you have to really try and establish these habits and choices Never take a break until all tasks are done for the day: As soon as I see myself stop being productive, I fall apart and waste time, getting nothing done. Never Listen to music, KZfaq, etc while working: Background noise leads to loss of concentration. I personally wear earmuffs now so that I can hear nothing but my own thoughts while working. Through the past six weeks, I've used these items ever since I've been diagnosed and have really understood my weaknesses. I hope this helps anyone who has ADHD and can not get anything done. Also realize that you really can't give up if you want to complete your goals, and there is no "Solution" or ultimate plan or setup that benefits all. Like I said before, comment if you want to add any other tips to anyone else that has ADHD, or items/ habits that you have found useful and beneficial to you.

I have just recently been diagnosed with ADHD as a middle aged adult and it’s such a relief to finally understand that the many significant issues I’ve struggled with my entire life weren’t simply down to me being a “terrible” (clumsy, lazy, useless, hopeless, messy, disorganised) human despite being thoroughly exhausted daily by my best efforts to achieve what often seemed to be accepted as the basics of adulting (accompanied by constant anxiety and depression over my failure to progress in life). I was admittedly cautious about starting medication due to high blood pressure (medicated) but ironically, along with calming my brain down, it has also significantly reduced my blood pressure and heart rate! Its early days but medication really is life changing (finding the right dosage and schedule took time and patience) It’s quite an extraordinary experience to listen to someone describe my internal landscape so accurately and feel like someone understands for once. Currently I have been relying on a big and small Moleskine diary (one side dates, one side for writing thoughts and doodles), my fleuro orange (easier to find) mechanical pencil, a bright yellow mini binder for my random notes, reminders and lists, highlighters and of course multiple coloured sticky notes. As someone who has spent their whole life writing lists, losing lists and then writing lists of my lists the bullet journal definitely sounds worth a go.

The thing I most appreciate in these videos is how they are cut for ADHD brains. I don't need to timejump and timeskip like I do while watching other videos/shows/movies. Keep it awesome. You've changed my life.

Wow I unknowingly started doing something similar but labeling with symbols is GENIUS!! I've been wasting time reading over my whole list to avoid forgetting priorities. This is SO EYE-OPENING!! 😲👌🏼

I been doing really well with Google calanders. Reminders automatically move to the next day if I dont get thwm done. Events are colored coded and let me know when something is due.

I love you. Your vocabulary, speaking style and speed, effort, attitude, and your channel ♥️♥️ I’m extremely grateful that you make this content. You! There are so many people who can make similar content but it really means something more when it comes from you.

You don't know how much I needed this... thank you! I've been doing the Bullet journal method for years, but always end up tryhing to go digital. Does not work. But this makes me feel better and know why \I kept coming back. Now if I can just stick to one journal....

You are me, I am you and I take Vyvanse too.

Found you while searching for bullet journal tutorials. You're my new fave KZfaqr! I'll be checking out your Patreon page sometime in the near future. Just wanted to take a moment now and let you know how great your videos are and that I look forward to seeing more in the future. Have you considered doing more bullet journal videos? I'd love to see your process.

😆I found this video in mid-distraction while writing in my "sort of working planner". Jessica, thank you for helping to make my distractions much more productive!

I use the outline planner on good notes with my Apple pencil!!! It's awesome, flexible and I can add and cut pages, add stickers, there are plank pages I can chuck in for doodling and everything!!!

LOVE this video! Totally sharing... thanks for a wonderful overview AND for sharing my links! Much love :)

My bujo has been *awesome* for about a month and a half now! I'm falling into this cycle of using the basic system --> adding trackers and illustrations and challenges to make it more fun --> getting too busy or uninterested --> dropping the dead weight and going back to the basic system... etc. Usually (most recently with todoist) there's not much fluff built in to the system, so when I need to abandon something... I abandon the whole thing. I'm definitely still a little bit afraid that I'll stop using my bullet journal after the honeymoon period is over, but every time I complete that cycle I feel a little bit more confident. =)

I just wanted to say thank you for always keeping your videos short and fun to watch. My ADHD mind doesn't like watching lengthy videos or videos that remind me of my university lecture room. Any time I watch those types of videos, I click off within 2 minutes. Also, I love this channel. You have really helped me get more comfortable with my ADHD, as well as helped me out with a lot of problems I've had. Thank you.

This is great! Not diagnosed with adhd but symptoms of add and I find these videos so helpful. I love this this system! Might I also suggest the Trello app, and Whiteboards! I like taking pics of the whiteboard to refer back to but being able to keep brainstorming or putting thoughts together without wasting paper or hurting my wrist! Have minor carpal tunnel unfortunately!

Fantastic channel - thank you! I was ADHD before it became cool (diagnosed in 1975 with...something). Just want to add my digital option - Remember the Milk. Very flexible with creating lists and scheduling next tasks. Great flexibility to move tasks around as well. Thx again :)

I get that everyone is different, but I just wanted to say I'm one of those people who actually remembers things better when typing them. I also can recall or think through certain problems easier if I type them up on a pretend keyboard.... it can look really awkward sometimes when my fingers start flailing on the table... or in thin air, but it works!

This is so relatable!!! I love planner a lots, but I've always know it's too structure for me. No matter how exciting I would be for the first week or two, I will grow out of it, and then feeling guilty for not using it, because it's too overwhelming for myself. Fortunately, I soon found out about book journaling. I, now, own a book filled up with daily plan random memories, ideas,... It's helping me a lot in keeping my life organise and less confuse :)))))))

Yes ! Thank you. - living with depression, pain and ptsd. not adhd. But you help! And the battery never goes flat with pen and paper.

OMG, I need to check out the tutorial! I have like 6 analogue planners, another 4 on my iPad, like 15+ of spiral notebooks and like 10+ binders full of stuff! Some of them are duplicates of others as far as what they're used for. An example would be my novels. I have 3 spiral notebooks for the same book, barely full because I forget where the others are so I buy more lol. My planners usually have duplicate information which I write down, then I ignore the planners for the rest of the year. It's so annoying!

i've been working with a bullet journal for like half a year now anddd i love it! It's the only thing that sticks

Happy Planner has helped me so much. I can create and print my own pages for it adjusting them to work best for my brain and what my goals are and how my life works week to week.

Omg been using this method for 3 months now dumped 4 cups of tea on it and it's filling up nicely suprized I never thought of this before but it's really helpful to look back at the month and seeing what I did accomplish. Fantastic thank you again!!!

Okay youve convinced me, i think im gonna try it

I tried to bullet journal and it was too overwhelming to me, however I did find the BEST planner that incorporates all of that plus a teeny bit of structure. Erin Condren's Deluxe Monthly Planner with added notebook pages. Best planner decision I ever made.

WOW NEVER HAVE I WATCHED A VIDEO THAT HAD THE PERFECT MUSIC, CUTS, TEMPO, PITCH OF VOICE, AND VISUAL AIDS TO ACTIVATE MY HYPER FOCOUS SO WELL!!! THIS IS AWESOME I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS EXACT KIND OF CHANNEL EVER SINCE I WAS DIAGNOSED WITH ADD!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH

you're the best. I just discovered your videos recently and they are super helpful to me, both for understanding what's going on with my head and for doing the things. thanks.

You should review the Passion Planner! It's the closest to what we ADHD brains need!

I've just never thought of indexing my any of the pages in my journals...or combining a planner and journal....or sticking with one journal at a time. 😬 Oh, and another great app I found for organizing is Our Home App. I hyper focused on it forabout 2 hours to organize my family. Yes we did stop using every day after a couple months, but I found it to be farely simple and easy to use.

notebook full of ideas that I will never find again. I cant really express how much I am grateful to find your channel.

this is insane to be finding now, ive had a weekly to do planner/life book for like 4 - 5 years now and ive always said when explaining it to people the whole migration part of this video. i dont even know why im typing this out but ive been thoroughly enjoying the adhd stuff. explains alot of how i feel.