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The Write Tools for ADHD Writers Challenge: Did You Miss It?

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

Finding The Write Tools for ADHD Writers

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Hi, Reader! September might be “back to school” season, but who says grown-up writers don’t deserve fresh stationery and shiny new beginnings too? For me, September has been less about timetables and more about getting back to writing.

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This month I ran The Write Tools for ADHD Writers Challenge - a free 5-day Voxer challenge that unlocks five of the biggest ADHD writing blocks. From editing too soon, to planner paralysis, to the dreaded half-finished draft, I shared tools to help writers shift gears and start making progress again.

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If you missed it, no problem - you can still join in. All you need to do is:

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  1. Create your free Voxer account.
  2. Add me.
  3. Start unlocking those writing blocks with a little support and a lot of fun.

Your half-finished drafts are quaking already!

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Find me on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Substack for more gentle writing prompts, behind-the-scenes rambles, and neurodivergent-friendly bookish encouragement.

Ready to Start (or Finish) Your Book This Autumn?

​Voxer Challenge

Writing support in your back pocket

Can the Correction Tape

Mistakes are part of the writing process

​Get a New Ruler​

Stop measuring your work and worth against everyone else

​Sharpen Your Focus​

Stop losing focus before you’ve even hit your stride

​Planners & Stationary​

Will a new notebook help?

​Pen & Ink​

Do you start writing but never finish?

Meet the Woman Behind the Keyboard

Gail Doggett - Writing Mentor and Coach

I've been working with writers for two decades, from acquiring fiction and non-fiction at a major publishing house, all the way to being in 1:1 critique relationships, and accountability partnerships.

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I bloody love talking about stories, and characters, ideas and I'm also very aware of what it's like to feel stuck and wanting to bang your head on the desk (please don't do that!).

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And for all of us neurodivergent folk, as a late-diagnosed ADHDer myself, I also want to reiterate that there's no shame either in getting stuck or just feeling like you can't get yourself together to do this, even though it's all that you can think about. But I do want you to tell your story.

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Get in touch, and let's see what we can do together!

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Book Doubling

Trying to not make late diagnosed ADHD my entire personality - foggy brained, in my crone era, writing and helping other ADHDers to write.

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