ADHD & Executive Function Part 3: Hacking Your Environment
How my professional workspace diverges from the typical.
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How my professional workspace diverges from the typical.
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Excerpted from “The Neuroqueer Holiday Survival Guide” (forthcoming) 1. “A little of this, a little of that.” 2. “I’ve been working on some creative stuff.” 3. “Honestly? Surviving the year.” 4. “Practicing the ukulele for my Rage Against the Machine tribute album.” 5. “About (insert height in cm here)
"some of the tools that I actually do find useful are remarkably unpleasant, inconvenient, or both. I call them “hacks” because they don’t fix the issue, they just temporarily create a workaround that let’s me adult with a bit less effort than it used to take."
Ads, Masking, and Socialization, Oh My! I have great friends. I also have great readers. Sometimes they're even the same people! And one of them, the talented artist A.J. Watters, has been amazingly supportive with feedback as I write. After my most recent article, they mentioned to
"In spite of my best efforts at planning, in spite of meds, in spite of workouts or sunny walks with the dog or naps…I reach a point just about every afternoon where I suddenly run out."