ADHD-FRIENDLY GUIDE
Writing a thesis can paralyze ADHD thinkers — too big, too vague, too lonely. This structured plan breaks it into manageable, motivating milestones.
✓ Track your progress ✓ Check off micro-steps ✓ Celebrate small wins
Every step takes 2-5 minutes max. Nothing here will make your brain shut down.
Check off micro-steps frequently for constant motivation and progress visibility.
No guessing what to do. Every micro-step tells you exactly what to do right now.
Write your main question
Explain it in 2 sentences
Share with advisor
Get feedback
Lock scope early
List chapters
Add 2-3 subtopics per chapter
Mark estimated word counts
Save in doc
Print copy for desk
Open calendar
Assign 2 writing blocks weekly
Add reminders
Plan one rest day
Color-code chapters
Open citation manager
Import 5 papers
Highlight key quotes
Tag by theme
Save backups
For each paper, write 3-sentence summary
Note how it supports your topic
Store in 'Summaries' doc
Review weekly
Highlight gaps
Use mind map tool
Group similar ideas
Draw arrows between linked points
Export image
Set as desktop background
Set 30-min timer
Type freely, no backspacing
Stop after 300 words
Take 10-min break
Mark what feels easy
Reopen after rest
Fix grammar
Trim repetition
Bold key arguments
Save as new version
Read aloud
Check citations
Confirm formatting
Run plagiarism check
Submit confidently
Perfection kills progress — messy drafts are gold for ADHD flow.
Outlines, mind maps, and color coding keep you oriented.
Treat each section like a level — small wins build momentum.
Same writing time weekly forms rhythm and reduces resistance.
Import this entire breakdown into the app, check off steps as you go, and celebrate every tiny win. Built specifically for ADHD brains.
✓ Pre-loaded task templates ✓ AI task breakdown ✓ Progress tracking
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