Callback links: ADHD brain’s “Best Friend Forever”

Tracy Winchell
1 min readApr 29, 2023

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Callbacks are among the most under-utilized tools for ADD non-techies like me.

I’ve been using specific Drafts actions to capture the notes that go with follow-up items.

A simple set-up

  • Action items go to iOS Reminders — with callback links to the Drafts notes.
  • Most callback links point to a Drafts note. Projects reside in Bear app.

Four weeks into the experiment, Future Tracy keeps track of follow-up items and actually does them.

Why? Because I’m baking clarity into action items.

My Future Self understands:

  1. Why this follow-up is important
  2. Where it fits in a specific sequence
  3. How I get to my next action

The trick for me is to keep things simple. Nothing fancy. Just capture what I’m thinking and what I want to do — then send it forward to my Future Self.

Read this post and more on my Typeshare Social Blog

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Tracy Winchell
Tracy Winchell

Written by Tracy Winchell

Designing & becoming my Future Self through written self-reflection. 🖥️ Digital & PKM journaling. 👩🏼‍💻 Ghostwriter. 🚢 Ship 30. 🧠 ADHD over 50.

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