Thank you! Here Is Your Kit:

How to Make Sure You Can Actually Find This When You Need It

Let's be real: You've most likely purchased this because you have ADHD/autism. If you download this and file it away in a folder, it might cease to exist in your brain 10 minutes from now. So, let's make this impossible to lose.

 

STEP 1: SAVE IT EVERYWHERE

Don't pick one place—pick ALL the places. Redundancy is your friend.

Option A: Phone Home Screen (Best for "I'm stuck right now" moments)

1. Screenshot The Stuck Spot Scanner and The Quick-Fix Tool Library

2. Save both images to your phone's Photos

3. Set The Stuck Spot Scanner as your phone's lock screen or home screen wallpaper

4. OR: Add the screenshots to a "Brain Tools" album you can access in one tap

Option B: Desktop/Laptop (Best for work-related stuck moments)

1. Save the entire PDF to your Desktop (not in a folder—literally on your desktop where you can SEE it)

2. Rename it something you'll recognize instantly: "UNSTUCK KIT" or "BRAIN RESCUE"

3. OR: Print The Quick-Fix Tool Library and tape it to your monitor or desk

Option C: Cloud Access (Best for "I need this on any device")

1. Upload the PDF to Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud

2. Star/favorite it so it appears at the top of your files

3. Create a direct link/shortcut on your phone's home screen or browser bookmarks bar

Option D: Physical Backup (Best for when screens are overwhelming)

1. Print the entire kit (or at least The Stuck Spot Scanner + Quick-Fix Tool Library and tracking sheets)

2. Put it in a folder labeled "RESCUE KIT"

3. Keep it on your desk, nightstand, or in your bag

STEP 2: SET A REMINDER TO USE IT

You've saved it. Great. Now let's make sure you actually REMEMBER it exists. Set a daily reminder (pick one):

Option A: Phone Alarm

• Set a daily alarm for a time when you're often stuck (e.g., 2pm "afternoon slump" or 8pm "can't start evening tasks")

• Label it: "Check: Am I stuck? Use the Rescue Kit"

Option B: Calendar Block

• Add a recurring 5-minute calendar event: "Brain Check-In"

• Description: "If I'm stuck, use The Stuck Spot Scanner"

Option C: Sticky Note

• Write on a sticky note: "Stuck? → Use the Scanner"

• Put it somewhere you look every day (bathroom mirror, fridge, laptop lid)

STEP 3: USE IT AT LEAST ONCE THIS WEEK

Don't wait until you're in crisis to try this. Practice when the stakes are low. Your homework:

1. Pick ONE task you've been avoiding (dishes, emails, laundry, whatever)

2. Open The Stuck Spot Scanner

3. Answer the 3 questions

4. Find your tool in The Quick-Fix Tool Library

5. Read the instructions for that tool

6. Use it RIGHT NOW on that task

STEP 4: SHARE IT (OPTIONAL BUT POWERFUL)

Tell ONE person you trust: "Hey, I got this executive function tool kit. If you see me stuck or spiraling, remind me to use it."

Give them permission to say: "Have you used your Rescue Kit yet?"

External accountability works when internal motivation doesn't.

Finally: The steps you'll find in each tool are really simple. If a step asks you to write something down or say something that may seem completely obvious and simple, have a little faith and follow the steps. Trust the process, and trust yourself. Don't skip the steps!