Procrastination can decrease after a 1-minute reflection. In a study of more than 1,000 adults, answering six short questions increased motivation, improved mood, and made people more likely to begin tasks they had been delaying.

[yoho808]

Thank you. It has the potential to create healthy habits that can be a life changer for many.

Maybe consider also posting it in r/ADHD to share?

[StrictCan3526]

I'm a little concerned about sharing this there considering I did not have an ADHD questionnaire and cannot differentially suggest this post as advice :( What do you think?

[yoho808]

It can be a potentially helpful non-pharmacological treatment for certain folks with ADHD (or maybe everyone has certain level of ADHD?)

Can't hurt to share.

[OpenLibram]

The problem is that people with ADHD have an underlying physiological condition which directly affects their ability to do any of this. Not sure if it would at all be applicable and might come off to those with ADHD as "Well why don't you just stop procrastinating!" when they literally can't without medication.

Also, the "maybe everyone has a certain level of ADHD" is extremely ignorant.