Stop Blaming Yourself for "Failing" at Habit Tracking
Your ADHD brain just needs a different system. Finally: habit tracking designed FOR your neurodivergent brain—where missing days isn't failure, it's part of the plan.
You've Tried Everything. And Blamed Yourself Every Time.
You've tried the bullet journals. The habit tracking apps. The color-coded planners that looked perfect for exactly five days before you forgot they existed.
And every time you "fall off," that familiar shame creeps in. Why can't I stick to anything? What's wrong with me? Why does everyone else make this look so easy?
Here's what nobody tells you: The problem isn't you. It's that every system you've tried was designed for brains that work completely differently from yours.
Traditional habit tracking assumes you have consistent executive function, reliable working memory, and dopamine that rewards routine tasks. Your ADHD brain doesn't work that way. Not because you're broken—because you're neurodivergent.
What if there was a system that expected you to miss days? That treated "falling off" as a normal part of the process, not a personal failure?
A system where restarting after three weeks of forgetting isn't shameful—it's literally built into the instructions? That system exists. And it's waiting for you.
Introducing
The ADHD Habit Map
Simple, Non-Perfectionist Tracking Systems That Actually Work for Your Brain
The ADHD Habit Map is a comprehensive 150+ page digital guide that teaches you how to track habits in a way that accommodates executive dysfunction, works with dopamine-driven motivation, and doesn't collapse the moment life gets chaotic.
This isn't another productivity book adapted for ADHD. This is built from the ground up for brains like yours—where imperfection is expected, flexibility is mandatory, and shame has no place in the process.
Built for ADHD Brains
Not adapted from neurotypical systems
150+ Pages
Comprehensive frameworks and guides
Shame-Free
Missing days is part of the plan
What's Inside The ADHD Habit Map
Four comprehensive parts designed to transform how you think about and implement habit tracking—all written in clear, non-technical language that respects your time and attention.
01
Understanding Your ADHD Brain
The neuroscience behind why traditional tracking fails—explained simply
02
The Core Systems
7 complete frameworks designed for different ADHD presentations
03
Ready-to-Use Blueprints
Detailed tracking frameworks with real-world examples
04
Maintaining Momentum
Strategies for sustainability without burnout
Part 1: Understanding Your ADHD Brain
Before you can find systems that work, you need to understand why everything else has failed. This section demystifies the neuroscience in language that actually makes sense.
Why Traditional Tracking Fails
The neuroscience behind dopamine, executive function, and working memory—explained simply, without jargon or shame
A revolutionary framework where any tracking is successful tracking—no perfectionism required
Interactive Self-Assessment
Discover which tracking style matches your specific ADHD presentation and life circumstances
Part 2: The Core Systems
7 Complete Frameworks Designed for Your Brain
These aren't vague suggestions or "tips to try." Each framework is a complete system with step-by-step implementation instructions, troubleshooting guides, and real examples.
1
The 3-Habit Maximum Rule
Why tracking fewer habits actually works better—simplicity enforced by design, not left to your willpower
2
Visual Tracking Methods
Color-coding, streak calendars, and symbol systems that work with your brain's pattern recognition strengths
3
Minimal Tracking Approaches
One-word journaling and checkbox minimalism for when anything else feels like too much
4
Digital vs Analog Framework
Decision guide for choosing tools that fit your actual life and brain—not aspirational versions of yourself
5
Reset Rituals Without Shame
Step-by-step protocols for restarting after inevitable gaps—the most important skill you'll learn
6
Environmental Cues
How to make tracking visible when your brain operates on "out of sight, out of mind"
7
Adapting Systems Over Time
Seasonal adjustments, energy cycling, and when to simplify vs. when to pause completely
Parts 3 & 4: Implementation and Sustainability
Part 3: Ready-to-Use System Blueprints
7 Detailed Tracking Frameworks designed for different ADHD presentations and life situations
Brain Dump Methods for managing overwhelm through externalization
Monthly Review Framework with non-judgmental reflection prompts
Troubleshooting Decision Trees that answer "I forgot for 3 days, now what?"
Sample Configurations for working parents, college students, remote workers with depression + ADHD
Part 4: Maintaining Momentum Without Burnout
Warning Signs of System Breakdown so you catch problems early before complete abandonment
Seasonal Adjustments with high-capacity vs. low-capacity system versions
Planned Chaos Days that build flexibility into your system so life doesn't destroy it
PLUS: Complete Back Matter Resources including quick reference guides, troubleshooting flowcharts, customization worksheets, emergency protocols, and ADHD-friendly tool recommendations
What Changes When You Use This System
These aren't vague promises. These are the specific, practical outcomes that happen when you stop fighting your brain and start accommodating it.
Stop Feeling Shame
The system expects you to miss tracking days and teaches you how to restart without guilt spirals
Understand the WHY
Learn why traditional systems failed—it's neurology (dopamine, executive function, working memory), not willpower
Choose What Fits
7 different frameworks based on your brain's specific needs, life situation, and current energy levels
Restart Without Failure
Come back after weeks of forgetting without "catching up" or feeling like you failed
Track Imperfectly
Learn to see patterns without perfect consistency—because imperfect data is still valuable information
Accommodate Dysfunction
Work WITH your executive dysfunction instead of fighting against your brain or forcing yourself to "try harder"
Spend 60 Seconds or Less
Simplicity is enforced by design, not left to your willpower or "discipline"
Permission to Adapt
Explicit permission to modify or abandon any system—flexibility is the goal, not rigid adherence
This Is For You If...
You've abandoned 5+ habit tracking systems and blamed yourself every time
You hyperfocus on creating the "perfect" tracker, then never actually use it
Missing one day triggers an "all or nothing" response where you quit entirely
You need someone to say "it's okay to mess this up" and actually mean it
Traditional productivity advice makes you feel broken or defective
You're exhausted from systems that assume you have infinite executive function
You want to track habits for awareness, not to prove your worth
You've thought "maybe I'm just not disciplined enough" (you are—you just need different tools)
What Makes This Different From Everything You've Tried
The Anti-Perfectionist Framework
Missing days is part of the system, not a failure of it. Every framework includes planned flexibility and shame-free restart protocols.
Designed FOR ADHD Brains
Not adapted from neurotypical systems. Built from the ground up for executive dysfunction and dopamine differences.
Traditional Systems vs. The ADHD Habit Map
Traditional Productivity Systems Say:
Track every day without exception
Build willpower and discipline
More data is always better
Broken streaks = failure
You need to overcome your ADHD
The ADHD Habit Map Says:
Aim for 5 tracking days per week (flexibility built in)
Accommodate executive dysfunction with environmental cues
Simplicity is better—60 seconds or less
Broken streaks are expected data points
Your ADHD brain isn't broken—it's different
This isn't about fixing you. It's about finding systems that actually work with how your brain operates.
Your Investment
Here's everything you get immediately when you invest in yourself today:
Full 150+ page PDF guide optimized for all devices—phone, tablet, computer, or print
All 7 tracking frameworks with complete setup instructions and real-world examples
Troubleshooting guides and decision flowcharts for every common breakdown pattern
Reset protocols that teach you how to restart without shame—the most important skill
Customization worksheets and templates that walk you through personalized setup
Emergency protocols for crisis mode when everything feels impossible
Tool recommendations for ADHD-friendly apps and supplies that actually work
Quick reference guides you can bookmark for instant access to core principles
Lifetime access—download once, keep forever, revisit whenever you need it
Instant PDF download • 7-day money-back guarantee • Read on any device
7-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Try any of the frameworks for a full week. Experiment with different approaches. See if at least one makes tracking feel less shameful and more sustainable. If you don't find value—if this feels like just another system that doesn't get it—email us within 7 days for a full refund. No questions asked. No hoops to jump through. We know you've been burned by products that promised to "finally work" before. This guarantee removes that risk.
Common Questions (Honest Answers)
"What if I've already tried everything and nothing works?"
This isn't another generic productivity system with "ADHD tips" added as an afterthought. It's built from the ground up for brains with executive dysfunction, working memory issues, and dopamine regulation differences. The systems explicitly plan for the ways ADHD brains fail at traditional tracking—that's not a bug, that's the entire design.
"What if I buy this and then stop using it after a week like everything else?"
That's literally expected and planned for. One entire chapter is about restarting without shame. The book teaches that restarting after abandonment is the most important skill—more important than consistency. The book will be there when you're ready to try again. No judgment. No "starting over." Just: here's how to return.
"Will this work if I'm not officially diagnosed?"
Yes. If you experience executive dysfunction, working memory challenges, difficulty with consistent routines, and shame around "not sticking to things"—regardless of diagnosis—these frameworks accommodate those struggles. The systems work for anyone whose brain doesn't respond to traditional productivity advice.
Two Paths Forward
You're standing at a choice point right now. Which path will you take?
Path 1: Keep Struggling
Keep trying neurotypical productivity systems that weren't designed for your brain. Keep experiencing the cycle: initial excitement → brief success → inevitable gap → shame spiral → complete abandonment. Keep wondering what's wrong with you.
You already know how Path 1 ends. You've lived it multiple times.
Path 2: Try Something Different
Try frameworks explicitly designed for ADHD brains that expect imperfection. Learn to restart without shame. Track patterns without pressure. Accommodate your executive dysfunction instead of fighting it.
Path 2 starts with one click.
Stop Fighting Your ADHD Brain. Start Working With It.
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Still Have Questions?
What format is this? Digital PDF optimized for phones, tablets, computers, and printing. Instant download after purchase.
Can I read this on my phone? Yes! The PDF works on all devices. Many people keep it on their phone for easy reference.
What if I need help implementing a system? The book includes detailed setup instructions, decision flowcharts, and troubleshooting guides. For additional support, email us at support@adhdhabitmap.com
Is this medical advice? No. This is educational content about habit tracking strategies. It's not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult healthcare providers regarding ADHD management.
Will you spam my email? No. We only send your download link and optional helpful tips. You can unsubscribe anytime. We never share your email.
What's your refund policy? Simple: 7 days, full refund, no questions asked. Email us within a week if it's not working for you.
The ADHD Habit Map: Simple Non-Perfectionist Tracking Systems That Actually Work for Your Brain
This product is educational content, not medical advice. Consult qualified healthcare providers regarding ADHD diagnosis, treatment, or medication decisions.