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Goal Setting for Authors

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The ADHD Author's Guide to Time Management That Works

TL:DR Standard time management often fails ADHD authors. Use flexible strategies: adapt to energy levels, gain insights from feedback, and leverage collaborative support for creative productivity.

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How to Reflect on Your Year Without Feeling Like a Failure

Traditional systems can overwhelm neurodivergent authors. Instead, reflect on personal successes and find simple, effective methods that work for you. Celebrate small wins and use them to improve next year.

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The Writer's Holiday Survival Guide: How to Keep Your Stories Alive (Without Losing Your Mind)

The holidays are busy. Family, errands, kids’ concerts, parties, and to-do lists can take over. Unfortunately, our writing habit is the first thing to get cut when life interferes. But your stories still matter, even now. I’ve been there. December rolls around, and I tell myself, I’ll write

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From Chaos to Clarity: Planning Tips for Creative Minds

As neurodivergent creatives, I often wonder if we rebel even harder against planning than some others do. It seems many of us fall into either the "I need everything planned out so my life doesn't fall apart" camp or the "Eww, structure! It hurts!"