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How to plan and not let my calendar in a forgotten corner of the office?

NwLfWithRitalin

01/18/09

NwLfWithRitalin

Topics:ADHD , Ask The Experts , Tips For Organization , Time Management , Behavioral Strategies , Adults With ADHD , Men With ADHD

Hello, my friends!
I would like to know your opinion on how to make plans and implement them.
I have many difficulties in making plans. My calendar is full of notes on what I have to do. And I have many difficulties in making plans and fulfill them.
How to plan and not let my calendar in a forgotten corner of the office? Or read the calendar at the end of the day, only to remember that I not done what I planned?

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