The Overwhelmed Juggler
You have too many open loops and no clear place to start.
Your ADHD brain can't prioritize when everything feels equally urgent. Every task competes for attention, so you freeze in the middle of the chaos instead of picking one ball to catch.
Sounds like you:
- You make lists to cope, then ignore them
- Starting one task feels like abandoning ten others
- Decision fatigue hits before you've done anything
3 tactics that work for your type
Pick the ugly one first
Close your eyes, point at the list, or use the Task Decider. The wrong task started beats the right task debated.
One in, rest out
Put every other task in another room, tab, or note. Visibility of alternatives is the enemy.
Define 'done' for the next 10 minutes
Not the whole project. Just the next 10 minutes. Done = one email sent, one paragraph written, one dish washed.
Your one thing — step 1
Write down the one task you'd do if the other ten vanished — then close everything else.
You don't need a priority system, you need one visible task. Removing the alternatives ends the loop.
Spark picks your one next tiny step so you don't have to.
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