Author: Phil Marsosudiro
Working from Home with ADHD: Useful Articles
Working from home is both heaven and hell for people with ADHD. Here are a few of the better articles that offer help.
This is one of the two best articles I’ve found, so far — a quick sampler of suggestions edited by ADDitude Magazine:
ADHD Brains Working at Home: A Beginner’s Guide to Telecommuting
This is the other best article I’ve found so far — a comprehensive list with good commentary:
If you have ADHD, here’s how to manage working from home
All the fundamentals in one organized list, without much commentary:
This is worth reading for thoughts on self-care and kindness:
5 Perils of Working from Home with ADHD
Eat right to keep your brain and body on track!
Succeeding with a Lack of Structure: tips for working on your own, part 4
Non-Stimulant Medications for ADHD
Adderall and Ritalin are proven medications for managing attention deficit in adults.
Unfortunately, these two drugs — both stimulants — can also amp up blood pressure, which can be extremely hazardous for many adults who are already at risk from hypertension.
Several non-stimulant meds are available for adult ADHD. Atomoxetine (generic Stratera) is specifically intended for ADHD and is extremely affordable. Guanfacine and Clonidine are anti-hypertension meds that help some adults with hyperactivity and (less so) with attention deficit. Buproprion (generic Wellbutrin) is an anti-depressant that helps some adults with hyperactivity and attention deficit.
Here is a nice summary article from WebMD: Nonstimulant Therapy and Other ADHD Drugs
“Q: Why do people with ADHD walk so fast? “
A: Because we’re always late 😉
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I wrote this post in reply to a question on Quora.
See here for more answers:
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-with-ADHD-walk-so-fast
But I //Like// My Free Time
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Source: some anonymous genius; text found on internet.
I Wish I Got Paid Per Idea
The pain is real.
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Source: some anonymous genius; found on the internet
Lag Time, Nag Time
Managers, colleagues, and clients deserve at least 50 percent of the blame if they don’t catch on after a few late arrivals. Amirite?
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Source: Dadmissions on Twitter
Productivity Paul
Hyperfocus was likely involved during construction.
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Source: Paul; found on the internet
Peak Productivity
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Source: found at The Chive; probably written by somebody on Reddit.
Sorting Rule No. 1
“Not due tomorrow. Not my problem.”
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Source: some anonymous genius; found on the internet