Like this. Basic stuff, "I wish I had been taught how to do my taxes in high school" kind of stuff. Long-form video content is preferred but not required.

Edit: I should clarify for everyone in the thread that I could probably work my way up to reading stuff, especially further on when I've built up some better habits. Should also mention my executive dysfunction/ADHD issues in this post body

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[–] 5 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 child)

To add to this: an actual calendar on which you can write important stuff is very helpful. Not a digital one, use one made out of paper, and keep a pen nearby. It's easier to have a quick glance for you important stuff that way, and it makes it easier to coordinate stuff if there are others in the household.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago

    Physical calendars are great. One good trick is to write all the important dates down the day you get it. Mom's birthday; parent's anniversary; any event that you want to be sure to remember.

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