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Why You Always Underestimate Time (And How to Fix It)
It’s nearly impossible to estimate how long something will take for two reasons. First, we fall victim to the planning fallacy–our tendency to underestimate time, cost, and effort, even when past experiences prove otherwise. Then, we forget to consider unpredictable obstacles like
Eric Kaufmann
Oct 165 min read
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Why Task Batching Works for ADHD Brains (And How to Start in 4 Steps)
Task batching means grouping similar tasks together and completing them in a dedicated block of time. Instead of replying to one email, starting a project, then bouncing back to Slack, you batch tasks into categories and handle them all at once.
Eric Kaufmann
Sep 185 min read
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What I’ve Learned From Writing 100 Blogs On Executive Function Skills
And after publishing my 100th post, I hit 1,000 subscribers (woohoo!). But honestly, the real win isn’t the number. It’s what I’ve learned about executive function, consistency, and follow-through.
Eric Kaufmann
Jul 115 min read
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The ‘Good Enough’ Method: A Perfectionism Solution for Neurodivergent Adults
Perfectionism looks like a high standard, but it often masks deep fears.
Eric Kaufmann
Apr 174 min read
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Overwhelmed by Planning? AI Can Make It Easier for Neurodiverse Brains
Many neurodivergent adults, especially those with ADHD, struggle with the executive function skill of planning.
Eric Kaufmann
Mar 185 min read
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