Roughly, 15.5 million adults have ADHD and about seven million children in the United States, are diagnosed with ADHD between ...

If you're constantly on the go, here's how to slow down and intentionally carve out much-needed time and space to address your own well-being.

When you’re feeling stuck and unmotivated — or just extra comfy — the “five minute rule” is a big help. Instead of feeling ...

Laziness does not mean weakness; sometimes the body just needs a new way to regain enthusiasm. Here are eight easy steps that ...

I didn’t expect a self-care app to fix my procrastination—but Finch quietly became the accountability coach I actually listen ...

Von Sabler says common symptoms of task paralysis or ADHD Paralysis include difficulty initiating tasks, feeling stuck, ...

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By becoming hyper-aware of how much you’re supposed to be concentrating, you create more pressure for yourself. Every time ...

It’s frustrating when you try to hunker down to tackle a project, only to have your mind wander. If this happens more than ...

The two minute rule came from David Allen, author of Getting Things Done. The idea is simple: If you can get something done in two minutes, just do it. Don’t think it over. Don’t ponder whether it’s ...