ADHD Executive Function Tools
Empty your working memory and assign each item
a priority — in one step.
Working memory in ADHD holds fewer items, loses them more easily, and tends to cycle through the same urgent-feeling tasks on repeat — not because those tasks are the most important, but because the brain hasn't been given a reliable external place to store them. Keeping a mental list in ADHD is less like making a note and more like trying to hold water in your hands.
The brain dump addresses this directly: get everything out of your head and onto the page. But this tool goes one step further. Each item you write down gets assigned a priority — High, Medium, or Low — before you move to the next one. That single step transforms the exercise from a venting list into a triage. When you're done, you have a sorted, prioritized set of actions rather than a longer mental load.
Use this whenever your head feels full — before a meeting, at the start of a work session, or when you notice yourself cycling through the same anxious loop of things you haven't done yet.
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