Browser extension
Video Speed Controller
Speed up any video, even the lecture recordings your professors post without a speed option. Now they have one.
Open it →Everything I used and talked about in the book, in one place. Just the things that actually made college with ADHD easier.
The toolkit
Browser extension
Speed up any video, even the lecture recordings your professors post without a speed option. Now they have one.
Open it →Browser extension
Turns everything you read into a dyslexia-friendly font. Around 30% of people with ADHD also have dyslexia, and reading in this font the first time is a wild experience.
Open it →App I used daily
Reads your textbooks to you in a realistic AI voice, as long as they're PDFs. I used this every single day.
Open it →Listening habit
When you leave for college you're alone. Nobody is there to encourage you, it's all on you. I listened to this every day and it helped consciously, and even more subconsciously.
Open it →Dorm gear
The perfect one-outfit washing machine for a dorm room laundry routine.
Open it →Food
The exact lunch I made on repeat between classes.
Open it →My real schedule
This is the actual schedule I used during Winter term. Every due date for the week sits at the very top, where I'll see it over and over again. Below that is a daily schedule in 15-minute increments.
Notice I really did try to keep all classes and school work between 9 and 5 for mental health reasons. This is the same template you can use for an "oh crap" calendar, where you plan everything so meticulously you could blindly follow it and still succeed. Flip through the tabs at the bottom to see each week of the semester.
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