In 2019, I hit rock bottom. I was a psychologist specializing in ADHD, but I couldn't even manage my own calendar. I'd tried every planner, app, and system — nothing stuck.
One frustrated morning, I stopped trying to "fix" my brain. Instead, I asked: What if my brain isn't broken — just wired differently?
That's when I discovered Visual Task Anchors — the missing piece. Not another list. Not another reminder. But a way to "anchor" my attention using my brain's natural dopamine response. After testing this with 200+ ADHD adults, the results were clear: people completed 3-5x more tasks when they used visual anchors instead of text lists.
This system is now used by 3,000+ people who finally found something that works.