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Simplifying Life: Insights on Organization and Social Connections with ADHD

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In this episode, Asher and Dusty share their personal experiences with various organizational systems that help them manage their ADHD. They discuss the importance of having a clear calendaring system, as well as how they prioritize appointments over tasks to reduce notification fatigue. Both hosts emphasize the need for simple, effective methods that cater to their unique preferences, such as using Google Docs for task management and pre-deciding meals to streamline dinner preparation.

The conversation also explores the significance of maintaining social connections and how their approaches differ. Asher highlights the benefits of eliminating social media for more meaningful in-person interactions, while Dusty shares strategies for keeping friendships alive through regular activities. Together, they illustrate that finding the right systems is a dynamic process, encouraging listeners to embrace trial and error in their journey toward organization and fulfillment.

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In this episode, Asher and Dusty share their personal experiences with various organizational systems that help them manage their ADHD. They discuss the importance of having a clear calendaring system, as well as how they prioritize appointments over tasks to reduce notification fatigue. Both hosts emphasize the need for simple, effective methods that cater to their unique preferences, such as using Google Docs for task management and pre-deciding meals to streamline dinner preparation.

The conversation also explores the significance of maintaining social connections and how their approaches differ. Asher highlights the benefits of eliminating social media for more meaningful in-person interactions, while Dusty shares strategies for keeping friendships alive through regular activities. Together, they illustrate that finding the right systems is a dynamic process, encouraging listeners to embrace trial and error in their journey toward organization and fulfillment.

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For more of the Translating ADHD podcast:

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