Too much on your mind
Ideas, reminders and unfinished tasks all compete for your attention.
Clear your mind, choose your top 3 priorities, and start with one tiny step — all in one simple Notion dashboard.
⚡ Progress over perfection. Do what you can today.
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You don't need a bigger to-do list. You need somewhere to put your thoughts — and a manageable place to start.
Ideas, reminders and unfinished tasks all compete for your attention.
Even simple tasks can feel bigger when everything seems equally important.
Some days are productive. Some aren't. Your planner should have room for both.
A concrete example of turning an overwhelming list into a manageable day.
One long list. No obvious starting point.
Illustrative example — your copy comes ready to personalize. These are not saved tasks in your workspace.
A daily flow you can return to whenever things start to feel scattered.
Put all those thoughts into Brain Dump. No sorting required yet.
Give today a little direction without committing to an endless list.
Turn a big task into something you could start in just a few minutes.
Take a look inside the actual Notion template. The example above shows how you might fill it in; these screenshots show the real layout.
Use Quick Brain Dump to capture what's on your mind, then turn an overwhelming goal into one manageable Next Tiny Step.
Brain DumpNext Tiny StepSort tasks into Must Do, Should Do and If I Have Energy. Check things off without demanding a perfect day.
Top 3 PrioritiesDone checkboxesYour Dopamine Menu, micro-habits and end-of-day reset are tucked away until you're ready. The Start New Day button clears your Top 3 task entries and resets their Done checkboxes for a fresh planning session.
Dopamine MenuDaily ResetAlso included: Later / Not Today, Work & Projects, Finance & Bills and Personal Hub.
A quick, step-by-step video shows you how to duplicate the Notion template, plan your first day, and use the Start New Day reset. No guessing. No complicated setup.
Your days don't always go to plan — and you're looking for a simpler way to work with that.
No app to build, no complex onboarding. Just your own copy of the planner and a guided walkthrough to get going.
Purchase your ADHD Notion Planner with one payment of $9.99.
Open the template link and duplicate it into your Notion workspace.
Watch the included walkthrough and plan your first day, step by step.
Requires a Notion account. Notion offers a free plan; optional paid Notion subscriptions are separate.
One calm place for your thoughts, your priorities, and the small actions that move things forward.
One-time payment · Editable digital template
Digital template + video guide · Requires Notion account
Everything you need to know before making the planner yours.
An editable Notion planner with Brain Dump, daily priorities, tiny-step prompts, daily reset tools, micro-habits, and spaces for projects, bills and personal notes. A quick-start video walkthrough and setup instructions are included.
After payment, you’ll receive access to the template link and your included video walkthrough. Open the Notion link and choose Duplicate to add your own copy to your workspace.
Yes. You'll need a Notion account to duplicate and use your template. Notion has a free plan, although certain platform features can vary by plan.
Yes. Your purchase includes a short guided walkthrough covering duplication, Brain Dump, your Top 3, Tiny Steps and the daily reset.
Yes. Once you've duplicated the template into your workspace, you can edit tasks, habits, sections and text to fit your routine.
You can access your planner through the Notion mobile app or a mobile browser. Some database layouts and columns may display differently on smaller screens.
No. The Start New Day button is designed to clear the Top 3 task fields and reset their Done checkboxes. Review or move unfinished tasks before pressing it. Other sections, such as Brain Dump, are separate.
No. The $9.99 is a one-time purchase for the template. Any optional Notion paid plans are separate from this product.
No. It's an organizational tool designed with simplicity and flexibility in mind, not a medical treatment or substitute for professional care.
Make room to think. Pick what matters. Start with one small step.
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