Start your week on A Brighter Note

Bite-sized tips for making ADHD life (a little bit) easier, in your inbox every Monday

A Brighter Note is a weekly newsletter for ADHD & other neurodivergent humans looking to escape Hustle Culture, handle their chronic overwhelm, and build a healthier relationship with productivity.

Every Monday morning*, the newsletter lands in your inbox with:

  • A quick note on an element of ADHD productivity or self-care
  • Tools & resources that make ADHD life easier
  • Recommended links from other ADHD-friendly creators
  • Field notes from my latest AuDHD experiments and hyperfixations 🤓

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* with allowance for time blindness, procrastination, & other ADHD annoyances 🙃

What our community members have to say:

“All I know is that when I see one of your newsletters in my inbox, my day is going to be so much better.”

"Not only do you understand what many of us are going through, you're extremely articulate and good at curating resources."

"Work Brighter is one of the sanest places on the internet. The newsletters get me out of my head and help me see things differently."

"Useful insights and thoughts about working with your ADHD to be happy, kind and productive."

"There is so much information regarding so may various topics that are all so helpful!"

"One of my favorite newsletters! Wonderful mix of supportive insights and interesting nerdy stuff."

Some topics we've talked about in the newsletter recently include:

  • Why we so often don't meet our goals (and what to do about it)
  • My favorite trick for creating motivation on demand
  • How to use a "finishing spree" when you're feeling stuck
  • Why shame-based motivation is unsustainable

(Want to see more before subscribing? Browse past issues here.)

"Who's writing this thing?"

Hi there, I'm Brittany Berger!

I write A Brighter note and run Work Brighter, a community to help neurodivergent humans unlearn Hustle Culture, find ways of working that work for them, and build a brighter life. ✨

After spending years stuck in a cycle of working constantly and ignoring my brain and body's needs until I burned out or flared up, I finally decided to figure out how to be productive in ways that worked with my AuDHD and chronic illness.

I started a newsletter to share my thoughts along the way, and more than 10 years and 500 issues later, now here we are!

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