
With ADHD, goal setting often isn’t the problem. It’s everything that comes after.

Setting goals with good intentions, then losing momentum
Feeling overwhelmed by big goals
Struggling to prioritise what matters most
Procrastinating or avoiding tasks altogether
Feeling discouraged when progress feels slow
Telling yourself you just need more discipline
These challenges aren’t a lack of effort.
They’re part of how ADHD affects planning, focus, and motivation.
Goals feel vague or unrealistic
Motivation fades quickly
Tasks feel too big to start
Overwhelm leads to avoidance
Progress feels inconsistent
Self-blame creeps in
Clear, meaningful goals
Smaller, manageable steps
Flexible planning and prioritisation
Motivation that works with your brain
Visible progress over time
More confidence and self-trust

Clear, realistic goals that actually matter to you
An ADHD-friendly approach to SMART goal setting
Confidence breaking big goals into smaller steps
Better prioritisation and planning
Tools to stay motivated without burning out
A more compassionate relationship with progress

Understanding goals and ADHD
Identifying personal and professional goals
ADHD-friendly SMART goal setting
Breaking goals into manageable tasks
Prioritisation and planning strategies
Overcoming common ADHD obstacles
Tracking progress and adjusting goals
Staying motivated in realistic ways
Celebrating progress and reflecting
Committing to next steps

You have ADHD and struggle with follow-through
You feel overwhelmed by big goals
You want structure without rigidity
You’re tired of setting goals that don’t stick
You want practical tools, not pressure or hype



Yes. This workbook is designed to be accessible whether you’re newly diagnosed or have known about your ADHD for years. It focuses on understanding emotions and building supportive responses, not on how much you already know about ADHD. You can start wherever feels most helpful.
There’s no set timeframe. You can work through it in short sections, dip into specific exercises when emotions feel difficult, or take it at your own pace over time. It’s designed for real life, not perfect consistency.
No. This workbook is not therapy and doesn’t replace professional support. It’s a practical, self-guided resource that helps you understand your emotions and build everyday emotional regulation skills alongside whatever other support you have. Many people use it as a gentle, affordable starting point.
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