The Neuralist Library · Vol. 01

Tools for the unquiet mind.

Every proven study method and ADHD technique, in one place, to read, to try, and to keep what works.

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Focus · ADHD

Classic Pomodoro

The gold standard for neurodivergent focus. Break large work into 25-minute sprints separated by short breaks.

Effort
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System
Timer Included
Duration
25 min
Start Timer
Focus · ADHD

Body Doubling

Work alongside another person, physically or virtually, to anchor your attention and lower activation energy.

Low Effort · 30–60 minEnter Room
Planning

Time Blocking

Pre-assign every hour of the day to a specific intention, not a to-do list.

Medium Effort · 10 min to planOpen Blocker
Focus

Deep Work Sprints

Long, undistracted blocks on a single cognitively demanding task.

High Effort · 60–90 minStart Sprint
Energy

90-Minute Ultradian

Match your work to your body's natural 90-minute energy waves, then truly rest.

Medium Effort · 90 minStart 90-min cycle
Memory

Spaced Repetition

Review material at expanding intervals so each recall lands just before you'd forget.

Medium Effort · 10 min/dayOpen Deck
Memory

Active Recall

Close the book. Force your brain to pull the answer up from nothing. That's where learning lives.

Medium Effort · 15 minUse Flashcards
Memory

Feynman Technique

Learn by teaching. Explain a concept in plain language to surface the gaps in your understanding.

High Effort · 20–30 minWrite Now
Memory

Cornell Notes

A note layout that builds review into the act of writing. Cues on the left, notes on the right, summary at the bottom.

Low Effort · During lectureRead Guide
Memory · ADHD

Mind Mapping

Lay ideas out radially instead of linearly. ADHD brains often think in webs, not lists.

Medium Effort · 15 minRead Guide
Memory

Interleaving

Mix subjects or problem types within one study session instead of blocking by topic.

Medium Effort · Session-levelRead Guide
Motivation · ADHD

The Dopamenu

A pre-written menu of healthy dopamine hits so you don't default to doomscrolling when your brain feels flat.

Medium Effort · 20 min to buildOpen Builder
Motivation · ADHD

Eat the Frog

Do the most dreaded task first, before your willpower drains and avoidance wins.

High Effort · First thing AMRead Guide
Motivation · ADHD

2-Minute Rule

If it takes less than two minutes, do it now. If it's a bigger habit, just do the 2-minute version.

Low Effort · 2 minRead Guide
Planning · ADHD

Task Chunking

Big tasks freeze the ADHD brain. Chop them into pieces so small they're embarrassing to skip.

Low Effort · 5 minOpen Chunker
Planning

Implementation Intentions

Pre-commit to *when* and *where* with an if-then plan. Doubles follow-through in studies.

Low Effort · 2 minRead Guide
Planning · ADHD

Habit Stacking

Anchor a new habit onto an existing one so the old habit becomes the cue.

Low Effort · Built into existing routineRead Guide
Motivation · ADHD

Temptation Bundling

Pair something you should do with something you love. Only allow the love during the should.

Low Effort · Per sessionRead Guide
Planning · ADHD

Brain Dump

Empty every open loop in your head onto a page. The static drops, focus returns.

Low Effort · 5 minStart Dump
Energy · ADHD

Fidget Timer

A timed micro-movement break. Walk, stretch, pace. Reset attention without falling into a 90-minute detour.

Low Effort · 2 minStart 2-min reset

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