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Xyzislearning
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il y a 3 ans

How to recognize a time: hyper-focus

Hello this is XYZ. Diagnosed ADHD, more like an ADD person from south Korea. đŸ‡°đŸ‡· My problem is I keep forgetting that time is passing. Even That red pomodoro Time Timers don't work for me. once I start focusing on something, I completely forget that I set that red timer, and then i spend 3 or 6 hours so easily without priority.. So I started to using a kitchen timer that makes a tick-tol-tick-tock sound like old oven. (aliexpress. It's only 1 or 2 dollars. Mechanical count down type! Not digital one) Now, I can recognize the time through tic-toc sound. That noise is a trigger that tells me that I'm trying to focus on something and time is passing. Oh, and Reemember this! When it gets 0, This timer makes super annoying , startle, heart stopping alarm sound which makes me check the timer before that annoying alarm ringing lol. (This is also how to kitchen timer works. 😂 we usually hate noise. Isn’t it? ) Most of my problems come from not realizing what I'm doing but thanks to this timer i’m getting better. (But I couldn’t find solutions that stop forgetting i have a solution(timeer) YET. Lol)

How to recognize a time: hyper-focus

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Unknown
1
il y a 3 ans

Mndvnkd


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ohsooriginal
1
il y a 3 ans

Finding a timer that helps you is so awesome! I can totally empathize with the frustration of FORGETTING about a tool that you have that helps. With timers I find the best way to make sure it gets started đŸ€Ł is to have multiple of them located where I used them. I used to have one that travelled to where I was needing it
.. until it was lost I now have two in the kitchen one in the bathroom. They’re always out. The one I use for work is on my phones Lock Screen and has a parking spot coaster where it lives at work.


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drama
4
il y a 3 ans

Hyperfocus is a gift!!!! Embrace it:D


Avatar de xtrrmin8
xtrrmin8
1
il y a 3 ans

I use an adhd timer âČ . I work by myself from home, so I often have earbuds in listening to music. But this timer shows me how long I have left before I can get up and do whatever my adhd brain is telling me I need to do at the moment 🙃


Avatar de flexhasadhd
flexhasadhd
1
il y a 3 ans

I used to get annoyed with them but they really save my bum often.


Avatar de Kelsdamage
Kelsdamage
1
il y a 3 ans

I think I’ll try this because I constantly get distracted from what I’m actually trying to do and I get off topic and start getting lost in different things
 I end up losing the day when it only feels like an hour. I become so upset with myself and feel less productive and embarrassed by the wasted days that I’ve accumulated!


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clansindaco
1
il y a 3 ans

I use timers on my phone or watch but this seems like a much better solution because you can’t “snooze” it. 😆


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SR1404
1
il y a 3 ans

Thank you for your tips đŸ˜ŠđŸ‘đŸ» I used to use pomodoro timers too but they stopped working on me after a while, I’ll try this! Thanks!


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