I ditched technology and switched to paper planners, in particular Japanese planners with time columns and enough space to dot down daily notes/thoughts. After

I ditched technology and switched to paper planners, in particular Japanese planners with time columns and enough space to dot down daily notes/thoughts. After years of being tethered to Slack and other productivity apps, the only ones I use now are Google calendar (coordinating meetings with other people) and email for communication/correspondence. I think it's been helpful for coping with ADHD. Attention is a finite resource that you only get so much of in a day, and everything online is fighting for it. Here's an example of what I mean: https://www.jetpens.com/blog/Kokuyo-Jibun-Techo-A-3-in-1-Planner/pt/949 https://www.jetpens.com/blog/Kokuyo-Jibun-Techo-A-3-in-1-Pla...