Thriving Through Your Final Thesis Submission: A Guide for PhD Candidates with ADHD
The Challenge
You're just a few weeks or months away from submitting your thesis, but navigating the final stretch with ADHD can feel daunting:
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Hyperfocus comes and goes unpredictably.
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Administrative tasks pile up while you avoid formatting
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Your advisor's feedback sits unaddressed because it feels overwhelming
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You know you think differently, but the advice out there doesn't seem to fit your style.
If this sounds familiar, this 11-page practical guide was written specifically for your neurodivergent mind.
What You'll Find Inside
This isn't just another productivity guide. It's a toolkit designed with your ADHD strengths and challenges in mind as you work on your thesis.
Section 1: Embrace Your ADHD Hyperfocus
Section 2: Transform Pressure Into Productivity
Section 3: Build Structured Submission Systems
Section 4: Optimize Your Writing Environment
Section 5: Master Body Doubling & Accountability
Section 6: Tackle Admin Tasks Strategically
Section 7: Prioritize Your Mental Health During Crunch Time
Section 8: Communication & Support Strategies
Section 9: Memory & Organization Systems
Who This Is For
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PhD candidates with diagnosed ADHD in their final submission phase.
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Doctoral students who suspect they're neurodivergent and traditional advice isn't cutting it.
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Anyone looking for strategies that truly resonate with their ADHD way of thinking.
What You Won't Find Here
This guide doesn’t include:
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Generic time management tips.
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One-size-fits-all productivity hacks.
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Worksheets or templates (just pure strategies and systems).
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Medical or therapeutic advice.
Ready to Work With Your ADHD Brain, Not Against It?
Click below to download the 11-page guide along with the bonus tracker. No email sequences, no upsells – just immediate access to strategies that honor how your neurodivergent mind actually works.
Because your research deserves to reach the world – and your ADHD brain deserves a submission strategy that actually fits.
Questions?
Feel free to DM me on LinkedIn or email info@yourphdcoach.com. I'm excited to help you harness your neurodivergent strengths