The ADHD cope to research a thing for tens of hours across weeks or even months, agonizing over the purchase of the thing (especially if multiple options are available) before ultimately deciding that it isn’t worth the relatively minuscule cost.
He missed a step before and some after:
Do everything humanly possible with the thing, learn exactly how it works, become subject matter expert, then put it somewhere.
Have someone randomly ask about the thing, knowledge dump, excited to show the person the thing, forget where you put it.
Be at home a few weeks later, find the thing, be sad you couldn’t find it earlier, put it in a new pile, for sure you’ll remember where it is this time!
My rowing machine
In its box
In the basement
For the last year and a half
If you are not physically active in other ways I encourage you to fetch it from the basement and set it up this weekend
Thank you. My partner and myself have not at all been active for a while due to medical issues. There is no raisin we couldn’t use a rowing machine now, though. We need to… be people.
Easier said than done, and I’m in the process of doing it right now as well, but you gotta get used to breaking the constant cycle of “I gotta do it” and replace it with “I will do it now”.
Doesn’t work every time, doesn’t work every day, but every time is a large success that makes my day better and my head a nicer place.
I see this guy also bought a Flipper Zero
Me too thanks. I can read my cat’s microchip now, which is cool, I guess.
