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Plan recurring tasks so you do not start from scratch every time

This worksheet connects a recurring task with a visible trigger, a smaller version and a set review point. The rule stays adaptable without needing a new decision every day.

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What recurs

One specific task rather than a whole area of life.

Trigger and frequency

Choose a time, an event or a state.

Normal and smallest version

Plan in advance how to make the task smaller when capacity is low.

Reduce friction beforehand

What can be ready or provide an automatic reminder?

How to use the worksheet

Turn an intention into a recurrence you can check

1. Plan just one task

Begin with a recurring task that is often forgotten or organised afresh each time. A whole household system is too large for this worksheet.

2. Observe the trigger

An existing event or a visible state can be more reliable than an ideal weekday. Use what actually occurs in your everyday life.

3. Allow a smaller version

Decide in advance what still counts on a difficult day. The small version keeps the sequence visible without requiring the full effort.

4. Review the rule later

Set a date to adjust it. If the frequency does not work, change the rule rather than judge your character.

A completed example

A rule with a trigger instead of daily renegotiation

The trigger fits the task, the small version keeps things connected and the review point prevents an unsuitable rule from staying in place indefinitely.

Task
Start the laundry
Trigger
When the light-coloured laundry basket is full
Normal
Sort, start the machine and set a timer
Small
Just put the basket beside the machine and the detergent next to it

Scope and reliable sources

This page combines lived experience with general information. It does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Official health information is available from the German federal guides on ADHD and autism.

Written by Max Anton Schneider, founder of meinsystem.app. About Max

Published on September 27, 2026 · reviewed on September 27, 2026. This worksheet is a planning aid and does not replace medical or therapeutic advice. Entries are not saved or transmitted.

Common questions

Should a recurring task always happen on a fixed day?

Not necessarily. A visible state or an existing event may fit better. What matters is that the trigger reliably appears in your actual everyday life.

What does smallest valid version mean?

A deliberately smaller action that prepares the sequence or keeps it visible without requiring the whole task.

Does the worksheet save my task?

No. Entries stay only in the open page. Copy or print the result before leaving the page.

From worksheet to everyday life

Create recurring steps once and adapt them to actual days.

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