Have people with attention deficit had success in STEP?

We didn’t create the program with the intention of helping with specifically with attention deficit disorders, but we’ve found that STEP is ideal for people who struggle with focus. The STEP Framework gives the brain a place to put the ideas that pop into its head when it’s in the middle of working on something else. We’re going to show you a step-by-step process to focus on and complete the projects that are most important to you.

Here is an overview of the program modules, all available when you log in to your membership. (Login details are sent immediately upon purchase of a program.)

Getting Started: Welcome video, overview, & printables
Module 1: Clear Space: Choose and clear a space for your Command Central.
Module 2: Build the Command Central. Collect the tools you’ll need (you most likely already have everything you need). Then build your Command Central with a step-by-step checklist – you’ll have a working set-up in no time!
Module 3: Categorize and Prioritize: Learn about the "levels of stuff" and gather the most urgent papers from your physical environment and the ideas and commitments floating around in your head.
Module 4: Process the "Stuff": We’ll give you a simple chart featuring eight questions you can quickly review as you process your papers and tasks. It’s like learning to ride a bike…a little slow at first, but pretty soon you won’t even have to think about it.
Module 5: Review Weekly: Schedule and execute a powerful Weekly Review that will keep your system going for the rest of your life.
Module 6: Progress with Projects: Complete those projects you’ve been dreaming about–because now your system is totally put together, and it’s easy to do!