I Call BS — The ADHD Meeting Survival Game

Because Meetings Are Hard Enough Without ADHD.

You know the meeting. The one where it's been 47 minutes, someone has said "circle back" four times, and your brain left the building somewhere around slide three. You're not checked out — you're just running at a frequency this meeting wasn't designed for.

I Call BS is the meeting survival game for ADHD adults who are done pretending to be engaged. It's a bingo-style card packed with the buzzwords, behaviors, and corporate theater that define modern workplace meetings — and it turns the whole experience into something your brain can actually stay tuned in for.

How It Works

• Print your card before the meeting (or pull it up on your phone)
• Mark off squares as the meeting hits the classics: "Let's take this offline," "Quick wins," "Synergy," "Do more with less," the person who could have sent an email
• Get a BINGO and try not to visibly celebrate
• Arrive back at your desk having actually paid attention, because your brain had something to track

Why This Works for ADHD Brains

This isn't just a joke. ADHD brains need novelty and a clear objective to sustain attention. Passive meetings — where your only job is to "listen" — are neurologically brutal for most ADHD adults. Giving your brain a concurrent task (tracking bingo squares) while listening creates a dual-attention structure that actually improves information retention.

It's engagement by design, not willpower.

What You Get

• Instant digital download — printable PDF with multiple card variations so no two meetings are the same
• Designed for in-person and remote meetings
• Works solo or with a team (office culture permitting)

$14 — print it, use it forever.

Pairs well with the Agile Minds ADHD Daily Planner for the full ADHD-at-work survival kit.