“you can’t take on the world if you keep scheduling 200 hours into a 40 hour week.”
if you’re always feeling behind, todoist might actually help. it’s flexible enough for adhd brains, but structured enough to keep things moving. she keeps her daily cap at six hours, triples all time estimates, and uses blocked and approval labels so nothing slips through. it’s not about routines. it’s about building habits that feel easy, efficient, and doable even on your worst days.
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