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This Dopamine Control Planner is built in Notion to help you take back control of your focus, energy, and mental clarityβwithout the burnout. It's designed to be clean, practical, and deeply actionable, guiding you through daily systems that reduce digital overwhelm and dopamine overload. π«π±
From intentional habit tracking to deep work planning and detox reflection, every section is backed by neuroscience and structured to help you reset your brainβs reward system, reclaim your attention, and build resilience.
π Want more tools like this? Stay tuned for upcoming productivity systems! π₯
Created by π Abdulmuiz Sulayman | β½ View All My Templates | Want To Prevent Burnout? Join My Newsletter I Looking for simple, science-backed ways to boost your mental clarity?
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Give yourself 1 point for every box you ticked. Check if dopamine might be hijacking your focus instead of fueling it.
0β2 points β Low Risk
Your dopamine system is likely in balance.
3β4 points β Moderate Dependency
You might be unintentionally stuck in a stimulation loop. Youβre productive but scattered.
5β6 points β High Dependency / Burnout Risk
Your brain is likely running on high-stimulation autopilot. You may feel foggy, unmotivated, or anxious.
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β Day 1: No phone for the first hour after waking up.
β Day 2: Delete one high-dopamine app (or limit it).
β Day 3: Swap social media time with a deep work session.
β Day 4: No notifications during work hours.
β Day 5: 30-minute walk with no phone.
β Day 6: Consume less; create more (write, build, or strategize).
β Day 7: Reflect & track focus improvements.
π Progress Tracker: Mark β each day you complete a dopamine detox task.
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β No phone for the first 30 minutes of the day (break the instant-reward cycle).
β Batch-check notifications & emails only 2-3 times per day.
β Start your day with deep work (writing, strategy, building) instead of consuming content.
β Use a 90-minute deep work session before rewarding yourself with distractions.
β Schedule dopamine resets (walks, workouts, stillness) to rewire your brain.
β Make progress visible (track small wins to keep motivation high).
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Task | Time Block | Notes |
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Priority 1 | 9:00 - 10:30 AM | Deep work session |
Priority 2 | 11:00 - 12:30 PM | Creative focus |
Priority 3 | 2:00 - 3:30 PM | Execution task |
π‘ Tip: Use the Pomodoro technique (90 minutes deep work, 15 minutes break) to stay sharp.
https://studywithme.io/aesthetic-pomodoro-timer/
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π‘ Final Tip: Reduce distractions, delay instant gratification, and make deep work rewarding.
β Track your progress for 30 days using this planner.