Productivity Tools I Tried and Didn’t Like (ADHD Edition)

Jordan discusses productivity tools that don't work for them due to ADHD. They explore issues with digital to-do lists, reward systems, digital Pomodoro timers, and listening to music or podcasts while working. Jordan shares personal experiences and suggests alternatives like paper lists and physical timers.

What is the main focus of Jordan's video series?

• Cooking techniques

• Productivity and ADHD

• Fitness routines

• Travel vlogs

Why does Jordan prefer paper To Do Lists over digital ones?

• They are easier to share

• They are cheaper

• They help avoid overwhelming task lists

• They are more colorful

What is a common reward used in productivity systems for studying?

• Music

• Books

• Candy

• Video games

What issue does Jordan face with digital Pomodoro timers?

• They are not customizable

• They are distracting due to constant checking

• They are too loud

• They are expensive

How does Jordan manage time effectively without digital timers?

• Using a physical timer

• Asking a friend to remind

• Using a wall clock

• Setting alarms on the phone

What does Jordan find distracting while working on high-focus tasks?

• Background music

• Open windows

• Silence

• Bright lights

What does Jordan use to block out distractions while working?

• A fan

• A quiet room

• Noise-cancelling headphones

• Earplugs