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Mind Harbor Wellness

ADHD Daily Planner

ADHD Daily Planner

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The ADHD Daily Planner is a simple, calming one page layout designed to help your brain choose what matters and let the rest go without guilt. It starts with a gentle anchor for the day so you can decide the one thing that truly moves you forward, even if everything else feels noisy or overwhelming.

From there, the page breaks your day into small, realistic sections that are easier to approach with an ADHD mind. You get space for three must do tasks, three want to do tasks that stay optional on purpose, and a clean morning, afternoon, and evening flow so you can stop trying to hold your whole day in your head. A built in reminder encourages keeping tasks small, which makes follow through feel possible instead of exhausting.

At the bottom, the Tiny Win section is there for something most planners forget, the reward. This page is designed to support momentum through kindness, not pressure. It is meant for real life, imperfect days, low energy days, and days when you just need something that helps you keep moving without spiraling.
Created by Mind Harbor Wellness.

Why We Love It

ADHD is not a motivation problem, it is often a clarity and overwhelm problem. This planner gently reduces the noise and gives your mind one clear path forward. It feels supportive, simple, and realistic, and it makes progress feel possible even when the day is messy.

Why We Chose It for Mind Harbor

Mind Harbor exists to help people find calm structure without feeling controlled by it. This page fits our mission because it creates a steady harbor for your attention, a place to pause, choose, and move forward with intention. It is a tool that supports mental wellness through simplicity, compassion, and small wins.

Perfect For

• ADHD brains that get overwhelmed by traditional planners
• anyone who wants a one page daily reset
• building routines without perfectionism
• prioritizing what matters when focus feels scattered
• students, parents, entrepreneurs, and busy schedules
• days when energy is low but you still want to feel proud of yourself

How to Use

• write the date and choose your one important focus for the day
• keep your must do list small and realistic
• use want to do tasks only if time and energy allow
• assign tasks to morning, afternoon, and evening to reduce mental clutter
• choose one tiny win reward to reinforce progress and calm

Digital Download Version

This is a digital download designed for easy printing at home.

What you get
• one page printable PDF
• US Letter and A4 versions if included in your download
• instant access after purchase
• print as many copies as you need for personal use

For best printing results, we recommend selecting Actual Size or 100 percent in your printer settings.

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