Yoodoo: Day 1
If you’re reading this, it’s Day 1, and we don’t do half-plans here at Yoodoo. This isn’t the day you “try the app.”This is the day you build your system. ADHD-friendly, battle-ready, and made by someone who gets it.This is where we go full send. Why? Because waiting to “ease in” is what’s kept you stuck. What You’ll Set Up Today:
✅ Add your quick-add go-to tasks ✅ Block distraction ✅ Try the focus timer Sound like a lot? Good! That’s why most other apps failed. They never got you set up properly. We’re doing it right. Today. Ok let's go! |
Set aside 10 mins right now, because here’s exactly what you need to do: |
1. Braindump Create a list called Brain Dump. Add everything in your head. Tasks, ideas, worries, half-finished things, stuff you forgot to do. Don’t think. Just dump. Want a quick look? Watch the braindumping/timeblocking video here. Yoodoo gives you starter lists: Today, Work, Home, Shopping, Health & Fitness Keep them. Rename them. Delete the ones you hate. Add your own: Goals, Side Hustle, “Stuff I Keep Avoiding”Whatever speaks your language. 3. Plan Today Now open the Timeline tab. Add “Set Up Yoodoo” as your first task. 30–60 mins. Then schedule 2–3 tasks from your lists. Keep it light. Keep it real. You’re not here to cram. You’re here to take control. See how to use the Timeline here. 4. Set Up Your Repeatables There are things you do (or want to do) every damn week. Your AI Action Plan probably suggested a few - so let’s build them now. Not got your plan yet? Grab it here Head to the Habits tab, Hit Repeats and add:
Add subtasks. Set durations. Also try adding Anytime Tasks - flexible habits like:
See how to add repeatables here 5. Set Up Your Quick-Add Tasks These are your “go-to” moves. The tasks you repeat often and want to drop into your day in an instant. Hit Repeats in your Habits tab, and set up stuff like:
Add them once. Reuse forever. 6. Block the Bullsh*t App Blocker = instant productivity boost. Open the App Blocker. Choose the apps that pull you off track and block them while you work. Yoodoo helps you stay focused by design, not by willpower. 7. Try the Focus Timer Pick one task — and hit the Focus button. Choose a soundscape. Add a vibe. No motivation needed. Just hit play. Most apps make you figure it out alone, but not us. You just built your ADHD planning system in one sitting. That's hyper focus for you! Well done. Most people fall off after Day 1. But not you. Tomorrow, I’ll help you lock this in - and actually follow through. You did good today. See you soon. |
If you’re reading this, it’s Day 1, and we don’t do half-plans here at Yoodoo. This isn’t the day you “try the app.”This is the day you build your system. ADHD-friendly, battle-ready, and made by someone who gets it.This is where we go full send. Why? Because waiting to “ease in” is what’s kept you stuck. What You’ll Set Up Today:
✅ Add your quick-add go-to tasks ✅ Block distraction ✅ Try the focus timer Sound like a lot? Good! That’s why most other apps failed. They never got you set up properly. We’re doing it right. Today. Ok let's go! |
Set aside 10 mins right now, because here’s exactly what you need to do: |
1. Braindump Create a list called Brain Dump. Add everything in your head. Tasks, ideas, worries, half-finished things, stuff you forgot to do. Don’t think. Just dump. Want a quick look? Watch the braindumping/timeblocking video here. Yoodoo gives you starter lists: Today, Work, Home, Shopping, Health & Fitness Keep them. Rename them. Delete the ones you hate. Add your own: Goals, Side Hustle, “Stuff I Keep Avoiding”Whatever speaks your language. 3. Plan Today Now open the Timeline tab. Add “Set Up Yoodoo” as your first task. 30–60 mins. Then schedule 2–3 tasks from your lists. Keep it light. Keep it real. You’re not here to cram. You’re here to take control. See how to use the Timeline here. 4. Set Up Your Repeatables There are things you do (or want to do) every damn week. Your AI Action Plan probably suggested a few - so let’s build them now. Not got your plan yet? Grab it here Head to the Habits tab, Hit Repeats and add:
Add subtasks. Set durations. Also try adding Anytime Tasks - flexible habits like:
See how to add repeatables here 5. Set Up Your Quick-Add Tasks These are your “go-to” moves. The tasks you repeat often and want to drop into your day in an instant. Hit Repeats in your Habits tab, and set up stuff like:
Add them once. Reuse forever. 6. Block the Bullsh*t App Blocker = instant productivity boost. Open the App Blocker. Choose the apps that pull you off track and block them while you work. Yoodoo helps you stay focused by design, not by willpower. 7. Try the Focus Timer Pick one task — and hit the Focus button. Choose a soundscape. Add a vibe. No motivation needed. Just hit play. Most apps make you figure it out alone, but not us. You just built your ADHD planning system in one sitting. That's hyper focus for you! Well done. Most people fall off after Day 1. But not you. Tomorrow, I’ll help you lock this in - and actually follow through. You did good today. See you soon. |
If you’re reading this, it’s Day 1, and we don’t do half-plans here at Yoodoo. This isn’t the day you “try the app.”This is the day you build your system. ADHD-friendly, battle-ready, and made by someone who gets it.This is where we go full send. Why? Because waiting to “ease in” is what’s kept you stuck. What You’ll Set Up Today:
✅ Add your quick-add go-to tasks ✅ Block distraction ✅ Try the focus timer Sound like a lot? Good! That’s why most other apps failed. They never got you set up properly. We’re doing it right. Today. Ok let's go! |
Set aside 10 mins right now, because here’s exactly what you need to do: |
1. Braindump Create a list called Brain Dump. Add everything in your head. Tasks, ideas, worries, half-finished things, stuff you forgot to do. Don’t think. Just dump. Want a quick look? Watch the braindumping/timeblocking video here. Yoodoo gives you starter lists: Today, Work, Home, Shopping, Health & Fitness Keep them. Rename them. Delete the ones you hate. Add your own: Goals, Side Hustle, “Stuff I Keep Avoiding”Whatever speaks your language. 3. Plan Today Now open the Timeline tab. Add “Set Up Yoodoo” as your first task. 30–60 mins. Then schedule 2–3 tasks from your lists. Keep it light. Keep it real. You’re not here to cram. You’re here to take control. See how to use the Timeline here. 4. Set Up Your Repeatables There are things you do (or want to do) every damn week. Your AI Action Plan probably suggested a few - so let’s build them now. Not got your plan yet? Grab it here Head to the Habits tab, Hit Repeats and add:
Add subtasks. Set durations. Also try adding Anytime Tasks - flexible habits like:
See how to add repeatables here 5. Set Up Your Quick-Add Tasks These are your “go-to” moves. The tasks you repeat often and want to drop into your day in an instant. Hit Repeats in your Habits tab, and set up stuff like:
Add them once. Reuse forever. 6. Block the Bullsh*t App Blocker = instant productivity boost. Open the App Blocker. Choose the apps that pull you off track and block them while you work. Yoodoo helps you stay focused by design, not by willpower. 7. Try the Focus Timer Pick one task — and hit the Focus button. Choose a soundscape. Add a vibe. No motivation needed. Just hit play. Most apps make you figure it out alone, but not us. You just built your ADHD planning system in one sitting. That's hyper focus for you! Well done. Most people fall off after Day 1. But not you. Tomorrow, I’ll help you lock this in - and actually follow through. You did good today. See you soon. |
If you’re reading this, it’s Day 1, and we don’t do half-plans here at Yoodoo. This isn’t the day you “try the app.”This is the day you build your system. ADHD-friendly, battle-ready, and made by someone who gets it.This is where we go full send. Why? Because waiting to “ease in” is what’s kept you stuck. What You’ll Set Up Today:
✅ Add your quick-add go-to tasks ✅ Block distraction ✅ Try the focus timer Sound like a lot? Good! That’s why most other apps failed. They never got you set up properly. We’re doing it right. Today. Ok let's go! |
Set aside 10 mins right now, because here’s exactly what you need to do: |
1. Braindump Create a list called Brain Dump. Add everything in your head. Tasks, ideas, worries, half-finished things, stuff you forgot to do. Don’t think. Just dump. Want a quick look? Watch the braindumping/timeblocking video here. Yoodoo gives you starter lists: Today, Work, Home, Shopping, Health & Fitness Keep them. Rename them. Delete the ones you hate. Add your own: Goals, Side Hustle, “Stuff I Keep Avoiding”Whatever speaks your language. 3. Plan Today Now open the Timeline tab. Add “Set Up Yoodoo” as your first task. 30–60 mins. Then schedule 2–3 tasks from your lists. Keep it light. Keep it real. You’re not here to cram. You’re here to take control. See how to use the Timeline here. 4. Set Up Your Repeatables There are things you do (or want to do) every damn week. Your AI Action Plan probably suggested a few - so let’s build them now. Not got your plan yet? Grab it here Head to the Habits tab, Hit Repeats and add:
Add subtasks. Set durations. Also try adding Anytime Tasks - flexible habits like:
See how to add repeatables here 5. Set Up Your Quick-Add Tasks These are your “go-to” moves. The tasks you repeat often and want to drop into your day in an instant. Hit Repeats in your Habits tab, and set up stuff like:
Add them once. Reuse forever. 6. Block the Bullsh*t App Blocker = instant productivity boost. Open the App Blocker. Choose the apps that pull you off track and block them while you work. Yoodoo helps you stay focused by design, not by willpower. 7. Try the Focus Timer Pick one task — and hit the Focus button. Choose a soundscape. Add a vibe. No motivation needed. Just hit play. Most apps make you figure it out alone, but not us. You just built your ADHD planning system in one sitting. That's hyper focus for you! Well done. Most people fall off after Day 1. But not you. Tomorrow, I’ll help you lock this in - and actually follow through. You did good today. See you soon. |