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The Myth of Time and Priorities

April 18, 2026 | Renée Fishman

The idea that “if you have time for X, then you have time for Y” is a judgment rooted in a common misperception of how time and tasks work.

Filed Under: ADHD, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, getting things done, myths, priorities, productivity, tasks, time, time management, time myths, work

Why Outsourcing Mundane Tasks to AI Won’t Improve Your Creative Output

March 12, 2026 | Renée Fishman

The desire to free up time for creative work by outsourcing mundane tasks to AI misses the point. Ironically, those mundane tasks are part of the creative process.

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: AI, artificial intelligence, creative process, creativity, productivity, work

3 Strategies to Maintain Momentum in Your Work Without the Drain of Hyper-focus Mode

February 2, 2026 | Renée Fishman

Hyper-focus mode feels productive until your body needs two days of doing nothing to recover. Here are 3 strategies for maintaining momentum without falling down the rabbit hole.

Filed Under: ADHD, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, flow, getting things done, hyperfocus, productivity, recovery, strategies, work

Why An Effective Workout is Essential for ADHD Peak Performance

December 17, 2025 | Renée Fishman

An effective workout is the essential foundation for the ADHD system to function optimally, whether you’re aiming to optimize your performance in the weight-room or the boardroom.

Filed Under: ADHD, Fitness, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, fitness, nervous system, neuromuscular coordination, peak performance, performance, productivity, work

5 Principles for Designing a More Productive Day

October 30, 2025 | Renée Fishman

The typical “workday” construct is a set-up for fatigue and burnout. Here are 5 principles for designing a more productive day aligned with your natural rhythm.

Filed Under: ADHD, Perimenopause, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, cycles, perimenopause, productivity, rest, rhythm, success, work

Why the Typical “Work Day” Structure Doesn’t Work For Your Brain

October 29, 2025 | Renée Fishman

Your inability to jump from one cognitive task to another isn’t a personal failing; it’s a function of your neurology and the design of your system.

Filed Under: ADHD, Perimenopause, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, attention, brain, brain health, cognitive load, focus, neurology, perimenopause, productivity, structure, work

3 Strategies for Staying Productive in Perimenopause

October 28, 2025 | Renée Fishman

Perimenopause creates unpredictable mind and body states that can make it hard to predict your capacity. Here are 3 strategies to help you plan despite uncertainty.

Filed Under: Navigating Change, Perimenopause, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, bandwidth, capacity, perimenopause, planning, productivity, resources, tasks, time blocking, time management, timing, uncertainty, work

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