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Certified ADHD Coach *Award Winning Author *Founder of ADHD Lancashire *Adult ADHD Coaching *ADHD Support Groups * ADHD Courses *Sharing Solutions to increase productivity for a work-life balance *ADHD Advocate

🌟 Feeling overwhelmed by large tasks? ADHD Tip of the Day! Break Tasks into Manageable Chunks Try breaking them down into smaller, more manageable steps. This approach, often referred to as "chunking," can make daunting projects feel more achievable and help you maintain focus. 📝 How to Implement This: 1. Identify the Task: Start with a clear understanding of the overall task you need to complete. 2. Divide into Steps: Break the task into more minor, specific actions. For example, instead of "cleaning the house," list "dusting the living room," "vacuuming the floors," and "washing the dishes." 3. Set Mini-Goals: Assign deadlines to each more minor step. Completing these mini-goals can give you a sense of accomplishment and motivate you. 🌈 Remember - Progress is progress, no matter how small. Celebrate each step forward! #ADHDTips #TaskManagement #ADHDSupport #ProgressNotPerfection #StayMotivated #ADHDLancashire

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Breaking big tasks into small, actionable steps isn’t just an ADHD tip—it’s a productivity game-changer for everyone.

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Anneka Wright

Anneka Wright | Founder of The Wright Assistant | Skilled Virtual Assistant delivering tailored support to busy business owners specialising in working with individuals with ADHD, providing support with Access to work.

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Chunking tasks is a game changer! Suddenly the impossible feels totally doable—love this reminder.

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