ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life: Strategies that Work from a Professional Organizer and a Renowned ADD Clinician

First off, full disclosure - I didn't make it through the entire book, probably because of my ADHD. It's actually written in a pretty ADHD-friendly way, with everything broken down into little chunks. But I still only made it a bit over half way through.The advice seemed pretty good, but I didn't really feel like I was the target audience. One of the authors, Judith Kolberg, is a professional organiser who helps people with ADHD get organised. So naturally, a bunch of the advice boils down to the kinds of things that professional organisers do in order to help the kinds of people who can actually afford a professional organiser but need a bit more help in their home or work lives (mostly middle class working professionals), and in a bunch of places the book suggests that hiring a professional organiser could help you get things together.I'm a totally broke 23-year-old who bought this a year ago while I was struggling to get through my degree. I don't have a work life, I can't even get into employment, and I could never afford a professional organiser. Some of the advice is pretty broadly applicable but a lot of it felt like it was a world apart from me. I just found a lot of it difficult to relate to at this stage in my life and I think that's probably part of why I didn't make it through the entire thing.But I'd really recommend it if you're middle class, age 25-60, and struggling to get organised.

Written by an ADHD expert and a professional organiser.They truly understand what it's like to have the poor executive functions associated with ADHD or Autism/Aspergers.This book has lots of tips for helping you manage your time, your space and your information.The page format holds your attention. You can skip to the bits that interest you.It won't revolutionise your life, but it's a jolly good start!

A brilliant view inside of the difficulties people have with adhd and some brilliant solutions for organisational problems in work and I'm your personal life.

Excellent book and helped confirm late diagnosis. Able to help herself as no help anywhere else! Would recommend to anyone with adult ADD.

There's a lot of practical strategies in here that are extremely useful!

Contains lots of useful strategies but can at times feel like a long form as for the professional organising services the authors offer. That's my only criticism though. Very helpful.

Top class service. Would definitely use again. Buy with confidence 👌

Excellent - very well set out, to make it live up to the title!PS no connection with the author - we just happen to share the same first name!