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Color-Coded Time Blocking and ADHD: A Visual Way to Understand and Manage Your Time
What Is Color-Coded Time Blocking? Time blocking involves dividing the day into sections and deciding how each section will be used. Color coding adds a visual category to each block. For example: Blue: Work or school / Appointments Green: Family and relationships Orange: Household responsibilities Pink: Rest, hobbies, and enjoyment Gray: Travel or transition time or Blue: Urgent / Must do Green: Deadline Soon Orange: Admin Pink: Creative and enjoyment The specific colors ar
Danielle Castillo
Sep 134 min read


What Can We Learn From Tracking Our Mood Every Day?
In the YouTube Short, “I Tracked My Mood for 1 Year,” from Matt Davella demonstrates how recording one small piece of information each day can eventually reveal a much larger emotional story. A single mood entry may not appear significant, but an entire year of entries can make patterns, changes, and difficult seasons easier to recognize. This is one of the most valuable parts of mood tracking: it helps us see what may be difficult to notice while we are living through it. Av
Danielle Castillo
Sep 114 min read
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