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When I launched my Fidget Rings Collection, I had no idea how popular they would be! To be honest . . . like a lot of what I do around here, it was a bit of an experiment.
At markets the fidget rings would become one of my most popular items and curious me, I would ask what they liked and why? Most would stay they liked the look and feel but sometimes I would get the answer 'it helps with my ADHD'.
I had no idea.
I was very interested in how a fidget ring could help women with ADHD. This led me down a rabbit hole of the world of ADHD and some very crazy statistics popped out at me like only 6% of girls are less likely to be diagnosed with ADHD compared to the 13% of boys (CDC).
Continuing on this adventure of research, I discovered that women often are undiagnosed for various reasons like symptom types, medical bias, lack of research, and stereotypes. (Cleveland Clinic - ADHD in Women) I mean, that's ridiculous and has to change, right?
All this led me to thinking, why not go straight to the source and ask ADHD women entrepreneurs for their top-notch tips on improving focus and limiting distractions for a woman newly diagnosed with ADHD? Here's what they had to say.
Tip 1 - Know What Makes You Feel Successful
Patricia Sung
Tip 2 - Start your Day with Cash Generating Tasks
Ari Scott
Tip 3 - Use Deadlines
Amanda Keener
Tip 4 - Turn off Notifications
Jessi Romero
Tip 5 - Take Breaks
Shannon Smith
Tip 6 - Set a Timer
I am not diagnosed with ADHD but recognized that everyone can easily become distracted from their work tasks. Setting a timer of 20 to 30 minutes really helps me to feel like I'm getting the work done and surprise, surprise, it gets done.
Tip 7 - Get a Fidget Ring
Take it a step further and invest in your focus with a Fidget Ring. To enhance your productivity and maintain focus, this stylish and practical accessory is designed to keep your hands occupied and your mind focused during work or creative sessions. Click here, the picture or the button below to purchase a Fidget Ring.
