Writing a report shouldn't feel like navigating a minefield of distractions and 'Document Recovery' ghosts. This guide strips the process down to its skeletal parts—from burying your desktop landfill to smashing out headers that actually sound like you know what you're doing. We aren't aiming for a Pulitzer; we’re aiming for a saved file and a closed laptop lid so you can go touch grass before your brain stages a coup.
Write That Report: Tiny Steps for Neurodivergent Brains
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Launch a fresh document.
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Slap the title at the top.
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Type out three main headers.
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Write a single introductory sentence.
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Bullet point the essential facts.
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Convert those bullets into sentences.
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Write a punchy closing sentence.
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Hit the save button.
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