Hey, what's up? This is Kristen Carter and you are listening to a bite-size episode of the I Have ADHD podcast. I am medicated, caffeinated, regulated, and ready to roll. This little episode is one of my favorite clips from the podcast. It's perfect if you're not in the mood for a full hour-long listen.

Because let's be real, some of us ADHD just don't have the patience for all of that.

But if you are a die-hard listener, think of this as your mid-week pick me up.

It's Thursday, y'all.

Friday is right around the corner.

If you love this clip, check out the show notes for a link to the full

episode. And remember, my friend, drink your water, take your meds, grab a snack. Now let's get

rolling. Okay, let's move on to the category of your home life. All right, Emily has a great suggestion here. I love this.

She said, I started making homes, and I'm using air quotes, like homes, for for things in places

where I actually drop them instead of the places where I think they should go. Let me say it again. She creates

homes for things in the places where she actually drops them because she's onto herself.

She knows herself. Like, in an aesthetic home, this should go over here. But I know me.

And I know that I'm going to walk in the door and I'm going to just drop it on the mud bench.

So I might as well create an actual home for it right there.

She goes on to say, if I need to see it to remember where it is when I need it, it's hung up on the wall at eye level or stored

in a see-through container.

See-through container, by the way, genius.

If I don't need to see it, it's stored out of sight to reduce visual clutter.

I love it so much.

Liz shares something very similar.

She says, hooks, hooks, hooks, hooks,

and bins, bins, bins. Let's all gather around at each year's. And our version of kumbaya

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