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Chronic Disorganization -
The Hidden Dilemma For Many Adults

Tired Of Not Being Able To Find Your Stuff?

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Many adults suffer from the negative effects of chronic disorganization. For these people, it feels like an impossible task to stay organized.

Do any of the following ring true for you?

  • You're chronically late

  • You're easily distracted

  • You have a hard time finishing tasks

  • You say yes to too many commitments

  • You're unable to focus on one issue at a time

  • You have trouble sleeping because you're trying to get mentally organized

  • You learn better by doing something rather than by just hearing or reading about it

  • For no apparent reason, you forget important dates and events

Is Adult ADHD A Myth?

Many people who suffer from chronic disorganization have Attention Deficit Disorder, commonly known as ADD or ADHD. Many adults are unaware that they have this disorder until their children are diagnosed.

People with ADHD are often the brightest or most creative among us. They often thrive in situations where many things are going on at one time; they rule the multi-task world.

However, the ADHD brain is simply not tuned properly to handle boring or routine tasks and chronic disorganization can result, leaving the individual feeling overwhelmed and not knowing where to start.

"Ann assisted me with an incredible amount of work. She explained things very well and did not judge me for the mistakes I had made prior to meeting her."
-Brian M., Attorney, Sacramento CA

Systems To Help Your Flow

It is possible to overcome the overwhelmed feeling and effectively organize the home or office by following these steps:

  1. Break down large tasks into small ones and follow a systematic approach to accomplish each step

  2. Attach deadlines to the small parts and set a timer to go off in 15-minute increments

  3. Categorize objects in the room and remove or discard extraneous objects

  4. Prioritize and don't lose your perspective

  5. Watch out for procrastination (one of the hallmarks of ADHD) and get support when you know you're doing it
The truth is, most adults with ADHD will need a support person for even these preliminary tasks. Click here to find out about my ADD/ADHD services and how I can help YOU with your chronic disorganization.

Clutter is endless, but when everything in your home or office is there because you consciously determined that it should be, life will be a lot more fun. I help people with this all the time. I know the difference it makes!

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