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Your mind may feel like it's pulled in a dozen directions, making it tough to know where to start, stay motivated, or finish what you’ve begun. This worksheet is designed to help you create a personalized Focus Plan—a set of strategies to support you in directing your attention where you want it to go.  \nIn this worksheet, you’ll start by identifying a task that often feels impossible to complete, whether it’s work, school, or everyday responsibilities. From there, you’ll build a toolkit of focus techniques that work for you, including breaking tasks into smaller steps, setting reminders, and adding motivating rewards. This plan can help you strengthen your focus skills by giving you a clear structure to follow, reducing distractions, and building confidence in your ability to get things done.  \nSTEP 1: Describe the task in detail.  \nWrite down exactly what task you need to get done and why. ( Example page.)  \nEx: Deep clean the entire house and declutter so I don’t feel overwhelmed.  \nSTEP 2: Break down the task into smaller manageable parts.  \nPeople with ADHD might feel a task will take forever. Estimate how much time it will actually take you to complete the task and make a list of everything you will need to accomplish the task beforehand.  \n\n| Task Breakdown | Time Required | What Do You Need? |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. Ex: Kitchen- including the oven, stove, refrigerator,\u003Cbr>microwave, cabinet shelves/drawers, and floor.\u003Cbr>2.\u003Cbr>| 2 hours\u003Cbr> | All-purpose spray, rags, broom, and mop\u003Cbr> |\n|  |  |  |\n\n© 2024 Choosing Therapy, Inc. All rights reserved. Scan or click here to learn more about focusing with ADHD.   \nADHD Focus Plan  \nSTEP 1: Describe the task in detail.  \nWrite down exactly what task you need to get done and why.  \nSTEP 2: Break down the task into smaller manageable parts.  \nPeople with ADHD might feel a task will take forever. Estimate how much time it will actually take you to complete the task and make a list of everything you will need to accomplish the task beforehand.  \n\n| Task Breakdown | Time Required | What Do You Need? |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  1. \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>|  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\n© 2024 Choosing Therapy, Inc. All rights reserved. Scan or click here to learn more about focusing with ADHD.   \nADHD Focus Plan  \nSTEP 3: Make a schedule for your smaller tasks.  \nSchedule each task listed in your task breakdown above. Write down where you’re adding remindersand how you will reward yourself with each completed task. ( Example page.)  \n\n| Schedule | Reminders | Rewards |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Ex: Scrub oven, stove, and fridge 3-3:30PM\u003Cbr> |  Ex: Set alarm in phone \u003Cbr> | Ex: 10 minutes of scrolling on social media\u003Cbr> |\n\nSTEP 4: Consider what obstacles you may face while completing the tasks  \nExplore all the different challenges you may have when completing the task. What can distract you? Why may you procrastinate? Then, plan out how you can tackle those challenges.  \nEx: The kids come home at 3:30- I will ask Dan to babysit for an hour.  \nEx: Any notifications from my phone will distract me- I will put my phone on silent from 3-5.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n© 2024 Choosing Therapy, Inc. All rights reserved. Scan or click here to learn more about focusing with ADHD.   \nADHD Focus Plan  \nSTEP 3: Make a schedule for your smaller tasks.  \nSchedule each task listed in your task breakdown above. Write down where you’re adding remindersand how you will reward yourself with each completed task.  \n\n| Schedule | Reminders | Rewards |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |\n\nSTEP 4: Consider what obstacles you may face while completing the tasks  \nExplore all the different challenges you may have when completing the task. What can distract you? Why may you procrastinate? Then, plan out how you can tackle those challenges.  \n© 2024 Choosing Therapy, Inc. All rights reserved. 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