Goal tracking is essential if you want to achieve success. A visual reminder of when you’ll achieve certain milestones can help you stay motivated. The more specific your goals are, the more likely you are to stick with them. Trackers also help you set milestones to see your progress over time.

If you’re an ADHD adult, you may want to try a productivity system. SimpleMind is an organizational tool designed to help adults with ADHD keep track of their to-do lists. Todoist is an app that works for iOS and Android. Some people with ADHD can stay focused more quickly when a deadline is approaching.

Bullet journaling is a method of creating lists that contain bullets to make them easier to read. To-do lists can be bulleted in several ways, such as with a pen and paper or using a program such as OneNote or Evernote. The most important thing to remember when making a To-Do List is that it must be very clear.

We all have different gifts that make us who we are or who we are yet to be. When we talk about success, we usually consider how one has effectively used their abilities to achieve goals.

Five Signs You Are Wasting a Lot of Time

Last week I wrote about the 5 signs that you are making the most of your time management skills [link]. I’m positive that there are very few of you out there that nailed all five.

Five Signs You Are Making the Most of Your Time

The way you handle your time determines your level of success. If you give in to time-wasting activities and constantly find yourself thinking, “I’m behind schedule again,” you need to begin working on your time management skills.