My funny side of ADHD is when I always place things at the right place, but I also forget about it
Like, I always go “wow, this is such a logical place for them how could I forget about it”. I wonder if there’s anyone with similar thing haha
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I turned this into a skill. If I can’t find something, I ask “if I were me, where would I put it?”
Best part is, it works with my code. If I were me, what would I name this? How would I structure this? What would this name mean and imply?
I take the weirdest but crazy high density notes because of it. Placement on the paper can matter, different shapes have different implications, the name of something I’ve done before with the surrounding context will always give me the same impression.
I am me throughout space and time, and through my own consistency the tiny imperfections remind me of the details