#adhd study

[ashs-nerd-den]

Habitica

An ADHD saviour

You gain points for finishing tasks and building habits.

You can get eggs and potions to hatch pets and earn food to grow your pets.

DOPAMINE!!!

You can enter challenges to get gems to join special challenges

You can join parties to work together on quests and have group accountability

You can log achievements and convince yourself to do the things you need to do (this is also great for spoonies, without it I would just never get out of bed with exhaustion)

[boxbox81babygirl]

ADHD girl studying diaries: i need your help 🫶

hello my babygirls 🎀

as some of you might know, i started my professional bachelor in marketing & sales at the beginning of this year 🫶

it’s a continuing education program, which basically means: it’s very self-directed.

yes, i have classes every friday (2:00 PM – 9:00 PM), but outside of that… it’s on me to plan, study, and actually keep up with everything 😭

and there are 14 books I need to master by March 2027 📚💀

also, I’m currently balancing studying + writing 3 stories at the same time, and I’m slowly realizing it’s getting a bit harder to keep up with everything 😅✨

now here’s the thing… as a girl with ADHD, this is where things get a little… chaotic. sitting down to study? hard. not getting distracted? harder. suddenly wanting to write my stories instead? extremely easy 😭✨

so I’m coming to you for help 🫶

do you have any study tips, routines, tricks, or anything that made it easier for you to actually sit down and focus? anything at all!!

i would genuinely be so grateful for any advice you share 💗

xoxo babygirl

[taphosnomos]

The only thing worse than writing an essay is not writing an essay

[vocaloidstudent]

This might be a very niche take but I think we should take people's reasons for learning a language in mind when suggesting how they go about it

I've seen people in a lot of Japanese learning communities tell other to never watch fantasy anime (or anime at all sometimes) or read anything that's not slice-of-life or actual literature because "people in real life don't speak like that"

And while, yes, that's true, native Japanese speakers do not generally speak like anime characters, uhhhh... The probability of me watching a fantasy anime in the course of a month is significantly higher than the probability of me going to Japan in the next five years. So understanding anime character speech is in fact more relevant to me than, idk, business lingo

And, I don't think that's a bad thing personally? Learning a language because you want to better understand content you find fun is just as good a reason as learning it to live in the country where the language is spoken, and it's fine and reasonable to adjust your learning strategies according to your personal goals

[adhd-attention-deficit-dumbass]

”Failing doesn’t mean you have to quit”- Tips from a university student with ADHD📚

So I’ve been in uni for like….*squints at calendar* almost 5 years, (yikes) and in that time I’ve learned the value of failing.

More specificly I failed a lot of tests, handed in a bunch of assignments late and what I learned from these experiences is that failing an exam…or several of them, is not the end of the world and perhaps more importantly not the end of your plans for the future. I was convinced at several points during these years that because I failed an exam or even a whole course, it would be the end of my academic future and possibly career. I never thought I’d ever graduate but here I am five years later with a bachelor’s degree and now on my way to a master’s.

Failing doesn’t mean you have to quit what you’re doing or give up on your dreams.

It just means you have to get up and try again and if it’s one thing people with ADHD are good at it’s trying. We’re always trying to do better, improve our lives, and as long as you keep trying you’ve never truly failed.

[titan-god-helios]

being undiagnosed audhd and in school is so. fucking. draining. i obviously have no accommodations, i can’t just take a moment to myself without coming up with an excuse, i can’t just remove myself from a stressful situation, i have to mask all the time and all that stuff. but i think the worst part in terms of actual school is the homework and assignments.

because of my audhd i not only just take longer to get things done even if my full attention is on it, and if you pair that with the inattentive type adhd, well. that’s one hell of a problem. so i can never get an assignment that should take ten minutes done on time and it instead takes half an hour. an hour even. it’s sickening and exhausting and it makes me feel so damn incompetent because i’m always behind i’m always studying because it takes me so long and because studying takes so long for me even if i’m trying my best i either have to cut corners or stay up longer and sacrifice sleep, in turn reducing my energy to deal with sensory stimuli and conversation and focus on classwork in school the next day, meaning there’s more to catch up on and the cycle continues. why can’t i just do things as quickly as everyone else. why does my brain need so long to process and focus and produce an output. i hate it i hate it so much i hate it i hate it i hate it

[adventuresinpyjamas]

back to the grind except I have a raging migraine because I sunburnt my eyes ...... nice one

Day 11/28

116

to do

edit last section of essay

then read through it

send essay to mother for her to let me know if i've missed anything (this essay will kill me)

start reference list

start footnoting

go to dinner w extended family

work out plan maybe? it depends if my brain will be mentally ill about exercising lol

bingo card sort of plan for next few months (i don't believe in New Year's resolutions but i have got shit to do)

on that topic- look at subjects for next sem (if time allows- priority is this essay)

Because I finished December's challenge for Duo and there's no friend's quest I'm gonna pause til the Jan challenge

Forest

25/25 mins any tree

1/2 any tree

0/4 gingko (not unlocked i don't think so might forgo this one)

0/60 mins focus

[fazeebee]

20.01.2025

pencil sketches and muted sunshine

Today went well, I got my maker's stall concept approved by both professors. I do have to make iterations on them even further though, until something that all of us like has been designed.

I was tired today, especially since the 2 day staycation prior to this wasn't really a full on rest. But regardless I did spend my time quite nicely, I'm happy with it.

Taking pictures of little parts of my day like this helps me view my life more positively, I won't lie.

I've got work on autocad to do for tomorrow's ARC class, but I haven't really gotten to doing that yet. Class starts at 2pm, so the plan is to start working on it tomorrow once I reach uni at 11am and for now get a full night's rest. Just to help me stay sane and relatively alive.

I'm kinda looking forward to tomorrow even though nothing special is going on, it's kinda nice.