Help Reminder

Helping People
By:Robert Jones
Why ?
Help Reminder is to help you organize your to-do-list into something more
manageable. The tools allow you to list tasks according to your priority, so you
know which things to focus on first. Not only does Help Reminder keep you on
track throughout a busy day , but it also does great things for your brain and
productivity levels. You can focus on giving one task at a time your full attention,
safe in the knowledge that you’ll know exactly what you need to do next.
Targeted Audience ?

Help Reminder is designed by people with ADHD, for people with ADHD. It’s not
your normal modern timer or calendar. It’s a science-based digital website, to
help you manage your ADHD/ADD. Your ADHD/ADD diagnosis doesn't have to
hold you back. Help Reminder can help.
How is it beneficial ?

Help Reminder keep you on track throughout a busy day , but it also does
great things for your brain and productivity levels. You can focus on giving
one task at a time your full attention, safe in the knowledge that you’ll
know exactly what you need to do next.
Organization
Subtopics/information
When focused on work that aligns with their interests and strengths, individuals with
ADHD frequently draw upon their strength of focus and deliver results that easily offset
any costs associated with accommodations. Organizations can create a competitive
advantage by capitalizing on the diversity ADHD minds bring to their teams.
Procrastination
Subtopics/information
People with ADHD often struggle with time management, and this is one aspect of the
condition that can lead to procrastination. Those with ADHD may also have difficulty
establishing priorities and remembering all the elements involved in completing a particular
task.
Impulsivity
Subtopics/information
Impulsivity refers to acting without thinking first. Impulsivity in a person who has
ADHD is highly likely to continue into adulthood. People with symptoms of
impulsivity often: Are impatient with waiting their turn or waiting in line.
Goals
Subtopics/information
Goal setting when you have ADHD can help you create and achieve a plan that works for
you, not against you. When you want to learn something new, accomplish a specific task, or
become more successful, you've likely been taught that setting a goal is the best way to do
it.