Luneia picks
Things that make the day easier
Small, practical things, grouped by the problem each one solves.
Books on the topics Luneia covers: how learning works, protecting your attention, getting started and planning your day. The links go to the English editions. Where a Spanish edition exists it has its own link, since Amazon lists it as a separate product.
Study smarter
Two books on how learning works.
Focus and deep work
For days that get eaten by small interruptions.
Start and keep going
For the part that is usually hardest, which is beginning.
Plan a calmer day
Four books about how to look at your time and your to-do list.
Collection · 10 picksA desk that helps you focusSee the picksClose
Most of what pulls you away at a desk is small: noise, your phone, bad light, loose thoughts. Each item below is there for one of those.
Quiet the room
Sudden sounds are the hardest to ignore. Lowering them lets a soft focus sound sit in the background.
Keep the phone out of reach
The simplest fix is a phone you cannot pick up.
Light that doesn’t tire you
Dim corners and harsh glare make long sessions more tiring.
Within reach
Each of these removes one reason to stop in the middle of a block.
Collection · 12 picksAn ADHD-friendly homeSee the picksClose
These items either put things where you can see them or give each thing one place to live, which means fewer decisions and fewer searches during the day.
Make it visible
Things in drawers and in phone apps are easy to forget. These keep them in sight.
A home for everything
Most lost things were put down for a second and forgotten. A spot by the door gives them somewhere to land.
Entryway wall hooksCoats and bags end up on the chair, the sofa, the bed.View 
Entryway shoe benchShoes pile up and you can never find the matching pair.View 
Catch-all tray by the doorKeys, wallet and earbuds get scattered around the house.View 
Bluetooth key finderThe ten-minute hunt for your keys before you leave.View Time you can see
Time is easy to lose when you cannot see it. These show it at a glance.
Fewer steps
Each extra step is a chance for a task to stall, so these remove a few.
A laundry hamper in every roomClothes collect on a chair because the basket is in another room.View 
Charging station for all your devicesChargers scattered around the house, and a dead phone in the morning.View 
Small whiteboard by the doorRemembering the one thing you needed to take, after you’ve left.View 
Bose QuietComfort HeadphonesVoices and noise at home interrupt you every few minutes.View 
AirPods 4 with noise cancellingOver-ear headphones are too much to carry to a café or the library.View 
Low-profile earplugsLoud rooms where you would rather have nothing playing in your ears.View 
Timed lock box for your phoneChecking one notification can cut a 25-minute block short.View 
Desk lamp with adjustable brightnessOverhead light is too harsh, or your desk is too dim by evening.View 
Monitor light barGlare and a dark desk when you work at a screen at night.View 
Adjustable laptop standLooking down at a laptop for hours makes you stop early.View 
Small notepad by the keyboardA random thought sends you to a new tab, and you never come back.View 
Large insulated water bottle“I’ll just get some water” turns a short break into twenty minutes.View 
Under-desk cable trayA tangle of cables in view is one more thing your eyes keep landing on.View 
Large dry-erase wall calendarDates that live only in your phone get missed.View 
Clear stackable storage binsOpaque boxes turn into “I’ll find it later”.View 
Label makerEvery time you put something away, you have to decide where.View Entryway wall hooksCoats and bags end up on the chair, the sofa, the bed.View Entryway shoe benchShoes pile up and you can never find the matching pair.View Catch-all tray by the doorKeys, wallet and earbuds get scattered around the house.View Bluetooth key finderThe ten-minute hunt for your keys before you leave.View 
Visual timer“Five more minutes” turns into an hour.View 
Large, easy-to-read wall clockChecking the time on your phone turns into checking everything else.View A laundry hamper in every roomClothes collect on a chair because the basket is in another room.View Charging station for all your devicesChargers scattered around the house, and a dead phone in the morning.View Small whiteboard by the doorRemembering the one thing you needed to take, after you’ve left.View Affiliate links: as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Images are illustrations, and book tiles are not the real covers.