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Covadonga Mersede

writes for moinaki

Covadonga writes across focus, productivity, and building things — practical and source-backed.

Articles

Planning & Productivity

Paper Planner vs App for ADHD: Which One Actually Sticks?

Neither paper nor an app is the 'right' answer for ADHD. The honest way to choose is to ignore which looks nicer and ask a colder question: how do you tend to fail?

10 min read
Business & Startups

How to Pick a Business Partner When You Have ADHD

Two ADHD founders together are a fireworks show with no finish. The partner you actually need is the person who finds boring satisfying — your opposite by process, not your twin by energy. Four traits to look for, two red flags to avoid, and the one paper agreement that protects both of you on day one.

5 min read
Business & Startups

How to Validate a Startup Idea in a Weekend (Without Building Anything)

You don't need to build the product to test the idea. Here are three cheap weekend experiments — interviews, a smoke test, one costly commitment — and an honest read of what they can and can't prove.

11 min read
Motivation & Emotions

How to Explain ADHD to Your Child Without Shame

The question lands sideways at bedtime: “What's wrong with me?” Here's how to answer with a calm, strengths-first frame — age-matched pictures, scripts you can use, and what to steer away from.

12 min read
Focus & Attention

Why "Just Try Harder" Doesn't Work for ADHD

You've heard it a thousand times and said it to yourself in the same tone. Here's why effort was never the bottleneck, what executive function actually is, and the shame you're allowed to put down.

10 min read
Work & Career

When a Small-Team Manager’s Productivity System Becomes the Team’s Operating System

Team productivity for small managers starts with personal attention habits, because your calendar, response speed and task design set the team’s tempo.

12 min read
Work & Career

Why Coaching Works Better When It Runs Like a Project

A coaching practice holds together when attention, energy, and commitments are managed with the discipline of project management.

11 min read