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How do you organize yourself? (Or do you?) (self.neurodivergent)
submitted 9 months ago by lazyguru to c/neurodivergent
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I have tried a couple of different "daily planner" type strategies (Bullet Journal, etc...), but none of them seem to stick. I'm looking for ideas on how others are able to organize their daily/weekly/whatever to see if any of them would make sense for me (or maybe even trigger inspiration to take parts from ideas and make my own). I'm pretty sure whatever I go with would have to be digital (carrying a physical notebook with me was part of the reason Bullet Journal didn't work), but I'm not opposed to trying an analog technic again. Also, depending on the strategy I could probably "convert" it to digital and use Obsidian or another tool (I'm an iOS user).

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[–] wesker@lemmy.sdf.org 5 points 9 months ago (1 children)

Proton Calendar reminders, combined with years of building daily habits.

I'm very environment sensitive/dependent. I've been temporarily staying with family, until I move next month. The lack of being in a controlled and curated home environment has honestly thrown a lot of my organization out the window.

[–] lazyguru 1 points 9 months ago

I hear you on the lack of controlled/curated environment. I know that with a scheduled routine I'm least forgetful, but my brain starts screaming about the "monotony" of the routine.