One Day, Later Becomes Now
When I was 22, I thought I had bags of time. Now I’m looking back at the things I kept putting off — and thinking about what I want the next twenty years of my life to look like.
You Probably Don't Need a Better Productivity System
I’ve tried apps, planners, bullet journals and bought a shitload of stationery in pursuit of the perfect productivity system. It turns out the thing that works best for my ADHD brain is considerably simpler.
Spending Less Time Online Isn't Enough
I’ve managed to drastically cut my screen time, but apparently that wasn’t enough to magically turn me into the creative, hobby-doing person I thought it would. So now I’m trying something different: making my phone harder to reach for, and the things I actually want to do much easier.
Making Minimalism Work For My ADHD Brain
Minimalism tells us to put everything away, but with ADHD, out of sight can quickly become out of mind. I’ve learned that a few carefully chosen visual reminders can make life easier without making my home cluttered.
How Can A Minimalist Own Four Pairs of Scissors?
Minimalism tells us we don't need duplicates. ADHD sometimes says otherwise. Here's why owning four pairs of scissors can actually make my home — and my brain — feel simpler.
Why You Don’t Need to Be an Expert to Be Creative
Feeling stuck or uninspired? Here’s why creativity doesn’t come from mastery, but from curiosity, chaos, and letting yourself be a beginner again — especially if you’re neurodivergent.
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