Why I Couldn't Write My Book (Until I Started Doing This)

Writing a book with ADHD at 70 felt impossible until I discovered a structure that finally made sense of my messy ideas. I spent years feeling like my creative output was just a jumble of half-finished thoughts. As a senior artist, the pressure to produce something meaningful often felt overwhelming. Using the living book framework helped me organize my scattered notes into six parts, nineteen chapters, and a clear path forward. Writing with AI has been the missing piece for my ADHD creativity. It does not do the work for me, but it acts as a mirror, reflecting my own scattered ideas back in a way I can actually build upon. If you are struggling with the daunting task of writing a book with ADHD, this process might be the roadmap you need to finally see your project take shape. What book idea have you been putting off because you can't figure out HOW to start? Tell me in the comments — I read every one. Walk gently with yourself today. Beijinhos, little kisses from Portugal, and ciao for now! 📝 Free Guide — Setting Up Claude to Work With Your Brain → Answering the question: Who do you want to be sitting across from you at the table? It's FREE - there is also an option to make a small donation. jodyvajko.gumroad.com/l/claude-brain-guide Support the channel in 2 simple ways: 1️⃣ Give the video a Like and Subscribe! 2️⃣ Introduce yourself in the comments. Let this channel be a community for you! Chapters: 0:00 Unearthing My Hidden Writing Project 1:33 The Mindset Shift Before You Start 3:53 The Structure of My Living Document 6:20 Balancing Loud and Quiet Parts of Self 9:00 Turning Messy Conversations Into Themes 10:36 Free Guide - "Setting Up Claude" 11:59 Claude Can Read Your Handwriting! 13:17 What's the One Book Idea You've Been Sitting On? 14:25 Walk Gently With Yourself #LateDiagnosedADHD #WritingABookWithAI #ClaudeAI #howtowriteabook