If starting is the hardest part, make the start tiny and scheduled. Every weekday at 9:30, your calendar asks for one task, ten minutes, and gives you a different tactic for getting going.
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Choose one task. Just one. Start a 10-minute timer.
Choose one task. Just one. Start a 10-minute timer.
Choose one task. Just one. Start a 10-minute timer.
Choose one task. Just one. Start a 10-minute timer.
Choose one task. Just one. Start a 10-minute timer.
Many people, including many with ADHD, know what to do and still can't get started. Two things tend to help: shrink the first step until it's almost silly, and put a visible clock on it.
Each weekday brings a different tactic: shrink it, body-double, make it visible, prep the start, or clear the thing that'll haunt your weekend. Ten minutes counts as success, even if you stop there.
Now: ADHD Task Starter: Pick one task and start with a short visible timer; built for people who find starting hard, including many with ADHD.
Get it free on the App StoreOn a Mac, the same button opens Calendar. In Google Calendar, use the Google button, or paste https://honestlittleapps.github.io/calendars/adhd-task-start-calendar/task-start.ics into Other calendars › From URL.
No. It's for anyone who struggles to start. The tactics are common, practical strategies, not treatment.
It's short enough to say yes to. Once you've started, continuing is often easier, but stopping at ten is fine.
Now has you pick one task and starts a short, visible timer, so starting is the only decision.
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Open the Calendar app, tap Calendars at the bottom, tap the ⓘ next to this calendar and choose Delete Calendar. Or go to Settings › Apps › Calendar › Calendar Accounts › Subscribed Calendars.
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