@yaw_majesty When I’m building collections, research is non-negotiable, but reading every report top to bottom just isn’t realistic, especially when focus is already a challenge.
Lately, I’ve been turning long research docs into audio with Generate podcast in @adobeacrobat so I can listen while I work, sketch, and plan. It’s helped me move through information faster without cutting corners or skipping the thinking part.
If research is part of your process, this has been a game changer for mine.
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ADHD productivity hack for researchfrom @yaw_majesty
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Overview
The creator explains the difficulty of conducting research with ADHD and presents a solution using Adobe Acrobat. He demonstrates how to use the 'Generate Podcast' feature to convert long research documents into audio summaries, showing a screen recording of the process. He then illustrates how he listens to these summaries while performing other creative tasks like sketching, concluding that this method helps him work faster without cutting corners.
Here's how to research with ADHD in partnership with Adobe Acrobat.
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When I’m building collections, research is non-negotiable, but reading every report top to bottom just isn’t realistic, especially when focus is already a challenge.
Lately, I’ve been turning long research docs into audio with Generate podcast in @adobeacrobat so I can listen while I work, sketch, and plan. It’s helped me move through information faster without cutting corners or skipping the thinking part.
If research is part of your process, this has been a game changer for mine.
#AdobeAcrobatPartner
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How to research with ADHD
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in partnership with Adobe Acrobat.
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peace.
Transcript
Here's how to research with ADHD in partnership with Adobe Acrobat. When it comes to doing collections, we gotta do a lot of research. But sitting down and reading through every document tier to finish best isn't realistic. So I'm a show you how to turn six hours of research into a one hour task. So instead of going through every single report, I organize my research in a PDF space in Adobe Acrobat. And this is generate podcast. It takes long research documents and turns them into podcast style audio summaries in just one click. Depending on what I need and how much time I have, I can choose from a deep dive or a quick recap. So now, I get to listen while I worse, but I still get the full insights. And by the time I'm done, I've got the full context and I'm ready to design. So if research is part of your process, this is the easiest way I've found to move faster without cutting any corners. So generate your podcast. And until next tier, peace.
