A cardboard package sits on a tiled doorstep next to potted plants, against a brick wall. The scene feels calm and anticipatory representing ADHD order tracking system.

An ADHD-Friendly Way to Track Online Orders

Shopping online can be very helpful when you have ADHD. For example,  You can shop when you have mental energy, but not physical. Less sensory overload, particularly during holidays when shops tend to be crowded, loud music, and bright holiday decorations. Stop and...

A person holds a pink clipboard with a blank white sheet, poised to write with a matching pink pen on a pastel pink background. The scene is orderly and creative symbolizes types of lists for ADHD

17 Types of Lists to Try When You Have ADHD 

Lists are a helpful tool when you have ADHD because they organize information, reduce your cognitive load, and help support your memory. Plus, you get a sense of accomplishment when you cross an item off! Here are 17 types of lists. Each list types organizes...

An ADHD friendly breakfast plate with sliced avocado on toast, topped with fresh arugula, served with two poached eggs in a small white bowl, a slice of orange, and a side of mixed fresh fruit including banana, strawberry, blueberry, blackberry, and melon.

The ADHD Friendly Breakfast

I know you have heard this before, but breakfast really is the most important meal of the day when you have ADHD! What’s the best breakfast for the ADHD brain? One that includes good-quality protein because protein helps your brain function at its best all day long....

A lone blue hot air balloon floating in a bright blue sky with soft, wispy clouds, symbolizing Blue Sky vision in goal setting for ADHD

Big Dreams, Small Steps: ADHD Goal Setting Made Simple

Do you ever feel like you’re busy all the time, yet not really moving forward in your life? Maybe you have a long list of things you want to do and experience, but time just keeps whizzing by. This is where goal setting comes in. But! when you have ADHD, your...

3d render illustration of a set of red, blue, and gold keys on a ring, representing ADHD strategies for keys that reduce stress and improve daily life.

8 ADHD Friendly Strategies for Keeping Track of Your Keys 

Losing your keys or locking yourself out may seem like a little thing, but it can have a big ripple effect. Because we only look for our keys when we really need them, there is always internal pressure and urgency. It can make you feel embarrassed, flustered, sad, and...

Blue running shoes, dumbbells, water bottle, and earphones on light background, promoting ADHD-friendly exercise snacks

Why Your ADHD Brain Loves Exercise Snacks

Today's article is about a helpful kind of exercise you can do even if you don't like exercise. It's called exercise snacks. What Are Exercise Snacks? Exercise snacks are short bursts of movement sprinkled throughout your day, a couple of minutes here and there,...

7 Steps to Design Your ADHD Friendly Summer

7 Steps to Design Your ADHD Friendly Summer

Do you plan your summer? Or does it just unfold? In her Happier podcast, Gretchen Rubin talks about designing your summer. She believes in making the summer months distinct so that they stand out from rest of the year. When you embrace the summer months and take...

Illustration of a colorful stack of books on a navy background, representing ADHD-friendly reading challenges and building a consistent reading habit.

3 ADHD-Friendly Reading Challenges That Help You Read More Novels

Do you love the idea of reading more novels but find it hard to finish them? You’re not alone. Many adults with ADHD struggle with this. The good news? With some fun strategies, you can rediscover the joy of reading and finish more novels. One way to do this is...

Collage showing hands on a laptop and coffee cups on a colorful desk, showing a creative coworking space for ADHD.

9 ADHD-Friendly Benefits of Co-Working Spaces

What's a Coworking Office?  A coworking office is a shared office space where you go to work.  It's a bit like a library, office, and café combined to create an environment where you can be focused and productive. In 2020, I moved my office from a medical building to...

Hey, I'm Jacqueline, your go-to ADHD coach on a mission to help you Untap your ADHD brilliance.

I was a nurse in my past life, have a neurodiverse brain like you, and my superpower is breaking down vague or complex things so they feel easy to take action on.

In the UTB blog, I share practical strategies and insights with a sprinkle of inspiration to help you along your path of ADHD understanding and success.

So, let's embark on this adventure together - one blog post at a time! 🌟

Untapped Brilliance Newsletter

Every Friday receive helpful ADHD information directly to your inbox!

You are also agreeing to our Privacy Policy.