Avoiding ADHD Burnout: The ADHD Secret Weapon
Candice Catoire
It can take a lifetime to learn how to be productive despite having an attention span affected by ADHD. Most people with ADHD have to adapt to routine and repetitive schedules to be fruitful or meet goals. Sometimes, it can feel like a slog to get things done. As soon as the task ceases to be stimulating or challenging, they tend to mentally clock out and look for something that will spark interest. On the other hand, when someone with ADHD locks into a task, they might continue doing it until they are exhausted. Their brain has latched onto the activity, and they have no way of stopping. ADHD burnout...
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