Oops, I Forgot This Was an ADHD Worksheet

Oops, I Forgot This Was an ADHD Worksheet

Welcome, fellow distractible friend! This is the worksheet for people who forget they're doing worksheets. But don’t worry, it’s designed to be as easy as scrolling through memes, with the added bonus of actually being useful. So, grab a snack, forget the snack, and let's begin!


1. Procrastination? More Like Pro-Castination!

The Task: You know that thing you’ve been putting off? Let’s call it “The Big Scary Thing.” Now, imagine it’s not scary, it’s just a potato. Yeah, a potato. Do you really want that potato lying around forever? Nah, potatoes go bad. So, here’s what you’re going to do:

💡 Pro-Tip: Turn that scary thing into a 2-minute task. Literally, just do one thing that takes 2 minutes, and bam—you’ve taken the first step. You win, Potato Slayer!


2. Focus Hack: Channel Your Inner Goldfish 🐠

The Task: Oh wait, you’ve probably forgotten about the first task already. That’s fine. Let’s keep it short. Goldfish are known for having short attention spans (so relatable, right?). The trick here? Do short bursts of work like you’ve got fins instead of hands.

💡 Pro-Tip: Set a timer for 5 minutes. Work until the timer goes off. You can do anything for 5 minutes, even if it's not swimming in a bowl.


3. Multitasking? Pfft, Try Single-Tasking.

The Task: I know you think you can juggle 12 things at once like a caffeinated octopus, but let’s be real—octopi don’t do paperwork. Pick one task. Just one. We’re keeping it simple here, folks.

💡 Pro-Tip: Write down that one task on a sticky note (you know, those neon-colored things you buy in bulk and forget to use). Stick it somewhere you’ll actually see it, like on your forehead or your cat.


4. Breaks: Because Who Can Work for 30 Minutes Straight?

The Task: Plan your next break now because we all know you’re already thinking about it. But guess what? Breaks are actually important for people like us! They’re your secret weapon for staying semi-productive.

💡 Pro-Tip: Set a 20-minute timer, work for that long (or, you know, close enough), and then treat yourself to 5 minutes of whatever your heart desires. TikTok, snacks, staring at the wall—it’s your break, no judgment.


5. The Task That’s Not Actually a Task

The Task: You’ve made it this far, and that deserves celebration. 🎉 Your final task is to not do any more tasks today. Yep, you heard me—permission to slack off granted.

💡 Pro-Tip: Remember, tomorrow’s a new day. And if you get distracted, well, there’s always the next tomorrow. ADHD time is flexible like that.


Final Words of Wisdom: You’ve completed this worksheet by just existing! That's how ADHD magic works. You’ve tricked your brain into learning some cool stuff while having a laugh. Now go forth, forget half of it, and still feel accomplished!

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