If staying focused or starting tasks feels like a struggle, body doubling could be helpful. This technique, especially helpful for those with ADHD, involves working alongside a “body double”—someone who stays nearby as you tackle a task. They’re not there to assist or chat, just to provide a steady, quiet presence that creates a subtle sense of accountability, helping you stay focused and engaged. For many people with ADHD, constant distractions make it challenging to get into a productive flow. A body double—whether physically present or on a virtual call—offers gentle structure without the pressure of traditional accountability. This makes it easier to get started and stay on task, especially for things like organizing, studying, or catching up on paperwork. By reducing procrastination and adding a bit of social connection, body doubling can make even daunting tasks feel manageable and a little less lonely. What are your thoughts on body doubling? Comment below and let me know! *this is not medical advice
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