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Ever feel that familiar paralysis when a mountain of tasks looms? This isn't laziness, but often a sign of executive function challenges, especially for those with ADHD. This video explains how to hack your dopamine with the 'done by 10am' strategy, helping you to overcome procrastination and learn how to get things done. Get ready for real productivity tips adapted for your brain! If your brain doesn’t wake up until noon but your to‑do list starts at 6 AM… this video is for you. In this ADHD Premed edition of “done by 10 AM,” I’m walking you through the exact system I use as a UC Berkeley premed with ADHD to front‑load my day so the hardest work is finished before most people have had their second coffee. Instead of forcing a perfect aesthetic 5 AM routine, this is a realistic, nervous‑system‑friendly structure that uses dopamine, energy management, and visual scaffolding to make mornings feel less like a battle and more like a quiet power move. In this video, we’ll go through: – Why traditional morning routines fail ADHD brains – My step‑by‑step 10 AM system (regulation → dopamine → deep work) – How I plan my premed workload (MCAT, readings, labs) without burning out – Simple tools I use so time doesn’t just… disappear – How to adapt this if you’re an international / med‑track student with a heavy schedule I’m sharing this as someone who’s still in the middle of it – not a productivity guru, just a tired but stubborn UC Berkeley premed trying to make this sustainable. ⏱ Timestamps (adjust after editing): 00:00 – Why “done by 10 AM” actually matters for ADHD brains 01:00 – The problem with normal morning routines 02:43 – Step 1: Regulation over rush (fixing your first 30 minutes) 05:59 – Step 2: Dopamine priming (the “ice cream before broccoli” rule) 08:54 – Step 3: Visual scaffolding (how I see my time) 12:33 – Reality Check If this helped you feel a little less broken and a little more understood, you can join me by subscribing and commenting how your mornings actually look right now. I read everything, especially from ADHD, international, and med‑track students. ☕📚 Editor: Shayan Visuals Hashtags: #adhd #adhdstudy #premed #studywithme #morningroutine #adhdpremed #doneby10am #productivity #ucberkeley #studyroutine