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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Forethought can be as small as this. The motorway is dreadful at nine and fine at two, so you go at two. Ten seconds of picturing it, not an afternoon of planning.
If the word planning makes you tired, drop it. What you are doing is running the thing forward once before you commit: where will I be, what will it…
On Monday, take a minute to picture Thursday twice. Thursday with an hour of this already behind you, and Thursday with none of it done. Make both of them specific.
Where are you sitting, what time is it, what does your chest feel like. The comparison is the working part, since one vague future against another…
The planning part of the brain is the last to finish growing, and it keeps developing well into the twenties. Eighteen is a legal age rather than a developmental one.
This is worth saying plainly in a family where someone is being asked why they cannot just be responsible now. Nobody expects a fourteen year old to…
Reading a room is a skill rather than a personality trait, and it can be broken into parts. Before you speak, take a second to look: who is here, what they are doing, how loud the place is.
Give yourself a short list to run through. How are people dressed and speaking, is this somewhere jokes land, is anybody clearly in a hurry. Then…
There is more about focus, starting, and adhd than the practices: the focus, starting, and adhd area has the themes and the courses too.