#adhdstudylife

[igotadhd]

More productivity for the bank holiday weekend, my timetable for next week! Otherwise I will just sleep until Thursday! 3/100 dop

[igotadhd]

Only 89 minutes today, but an hour of that was reading Plato and J.S. Mill. And it is only the 3rd day of my 4 months off uni.

I’m restarting my 100 days of productivity because I’ve never been able to stick to it before, 3rd time is the charm right?

Can any philosophy or religious studies peeps please share with me any reading they think would be useful for my degree.

{Day 1 of 100 days of productivity}

[igotadhd]

I have been really struggling with doing both uni and revising my German in my free time also. Trying to get 1sts for my entire portfolio has been both draining emotionally and physically (and I hate writing about Descartes meditations). Doing everything at once is sometimes impossible and I have realized that's okay! Here is a pretty watercolor squid type creature i painted because it made me feel good and that is important.

[igotadhd]

3/100 days of productivity

My layout is vile and my lighting is unnatural so shoot me. Nietzsche work and witty Nietzsche memes are the only way to go today.

During the lecture for this I had ran out of medication and was also having a panic attack. It was glorious.

[igotadhd]

Day 1/100 days of productivity. Doing prep reading for a seminar on Hume’s standard of taste.

[igotadhd]

Re-starting my 100 days of productivity. Today all I did was go to my lectures, seminars, and organise a group presentation but it was the best I could do honestly. So here's a cute photo I took out a window while having a panic attack. 1/100

[igotadhd]

So I’m here doing my wider reading, being productive and preparing for September, when Hamilton and James Madison appear in my book and I’m just forced to stop and listen to non-stop. It's the law

[igotadhd]

Guess who got a 2:1 (a B if you aren't at British university) for my first year of university! I have had a hard year and really thought I wouldn't make it through at times but I have proved to myself that I can do anything I put my mind to. Dyslexia, anxiety and ADHD do not make studying a hugely writing and reading based subject at university the easiest of challenges but despite my head's best efforts at making progress seem impossible I have done really well and I should be proud of that!