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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.
When somebody looks like they have stopped caring, it is often that they have stopped expecting it to go well. Giving up on yourself tends to come after a long run of trying and being told it was not enough.
That changes what helps. Another plan, another chart, another talk about wasted potential all land on the wrong problem. What shifts things is a…
Putting something off is often fear wearing a lazy costume. If planners have never fixed it for you, that is a clue the trouble is what the task makes you feel, not what your diary looks like.
Ask what you expect to happen when you open it. There is usually something specific in there: that it will be wrong, that it will swallow the whole…
Before deciding you are avoiding something, check that you actually know what it wants. How long, in what form, by when, and what counts as finished.
A surprising amount of stuckness is not avoidance at all. You cannot start a job whose shape you cannot see, so your mind slides off it and you call…
Some days the whole job is putting everything you need in one place and then walking away. Tomorrow you begin already halfway in.
This splits the hard part in two, and both halves are small. Paint, brushes and tape by the door. The forms and the calculator on the kitchen table.…
There is more about focus, starting, and adhd than the practices: the focus, starting, and adhd area has the themes and the courses too.