Good post by Gretchen Rubin on the 11 myths of De-cluttering. Clutter is often a very big problem for many ADHD adults and often causes a lot of stress and irritation for their spouses. He are a few 5. “I can’t get rid of anything that I might possibly need one day.” How terrible would […]
Adults with ADHD aren’t the only people who have problems with clutter, but we seem to have more problems than most people do for a variety of reasons. I.e., being more impulsive, distractable, disorganized and having more trouble than most people doing boring repetitive tasks, ie cleaning up stuff around the house. One thing I’d
Great ideas are conceived and subsequently lost in the hands of creative geniuses, everyday. Frustration, rationalization, and despondence loom as creative people jump from idea, to idea, to idea… and fall short of actually making ideas happen. It is a shame that most creative breakthroughs never materialize. via Kineda Now this sounds like it was
Serial Filler talks about the true cost of stuff. It takes time and energy to take care of stuff. Physical stuff, intellectual property, outdated issues, unresolved traumas and conflicts, even memories. I have a choice: caretake my past or build my future. How true. Many of us ADDers like the stimulating process of accumulating physical
Want to catalogue every book, movie, music, and video game that you own digitally? Have a Mac and a firewire camera? Try Delicious Library. You can use the webcam to scan the barcodes and it builds a searchable digital library, creating covers to be used on your digital bookshelf or ipod. You can even track