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ADHD at Work: Organized, Focused Mornings

Do you battle ADHD at work? The secret to a stress-free, organized, on-time morning begins the night before.

 
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Rise and Shine at the Office: Morning and Nighttime Routines to Help ADHD Adults Get Ready for Work

For adults with attention deficit disorder (ADHD ADD), the way we start our morning sets the tone for the day. When we leave our house behind schedule, we get to the office late, and don’t have time to think about our work priorities. Instead, we dive in, feeling stressed, instead of focused for a productive day.

If you find yourself rushing around in the morning, and are late for work several days a week, here are some steps to turn that pattern on its head, to begin your day on time and on task with ADHD at work.

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This article comes from the Spring 2008 issue of ADDitude.

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