#adhdscholar

There doesn’t seem to be any lists of ADHD studyblrs out there, and I’ve had some people ask me if I know of any. So I’ve decided to create a list of all ADHD studyblrs! Along with a list of blogs that are help and give advice on coping with ADHD. This list is just the ones I know of, so if you have one and are not on this list please reblog it with your studyblr! ADHD STUDYBLRS: @adhdstudying @adhdstudy @adhdstudyblr @adhdscholar @studyadhd @adhdstudytips @finally-a-realistic-studyblr (me!!) ADHD BLOGS: @actuallyadhd @adultadhdlifehacks @attentiondeficithyperactivedude @hey-look-a-squirrel @lifewithadhd @mentalillnessmouse (not ADHD specific but still a good resource to find help for coping with ADHD) @adhd-community @adhighdefinition @adhd-is Again I'm sure there are way more blogs than the ones I listed, so if you have one please reblog this!!

30/09/16 adding metamorphic facies to my tectonics notebook. it's been a while since i took metamorphic petrology. i keep forgetting the mineral assemblages and P-T conditions!

29/09/16 tbt 08/05/16: here i am, in death valley national park, halfway through the best university course i've taken in my life. if you are in a technical program of any kind and you are able to do a field school, i cannot recommend it highly enough. i had no idea what i was doing, but it really solidified so many practical applications of vague theories. this is why i study. this is the dream that keeps me going - i want to be a GOOD field geologist. i can't get there without the knowledge base to make my observations and interpretations meaningful. this is my dream.

19/09/16 casual nighttime reading

my new mini-desk. I don't usually work in my bedroom - I prefer to work at the library or, failing that, at my large desk in the living room. I think this will come in handy for those times I need to be alone with no movement in my periphery, though, and for doing work that doesn't require much space. I found the desk itself on the curb, fixed it up and repainted it with some leftovers and a little can of mistinted (cheap!) paint at the hardware store! It had the two wood knobs on it when I found it, and the other two are extras I had from a different project.

My biggest strides have come from behavioural coaching. Medication made it possible for me to focus, but I had to change my habits and priorities (with help!) in order to benefit from that focus.