2021 Anti-Planner Planner A Planner for people who hate planners and the people who love them

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Melbourne, Australia’s largest city, is currently building a 56-mile (90-kilometer) suburban rail line. Not only did I spend countless hours building elaborate rail networks, but high speeds were my particular obsession: I scoured the nation from San Antonio to Seattle for the flattest stretches of land, which I then festooned with thousand mile straight-aways.

Her first infographic, “ADHD Storytelling, ” went viral within hours, amassed over 100 million views, and was even reposted by celebrities like Mindy Kaling. And conveniently she offers good sections to pair together and exercises from other sections that could help with any specific problem! The crossing where a pedestrian was killed by a Brightline train last week is shown in this Google street view.

These data include trips, passenger-miles, service (in VRM or vehicle-revenue-miles and VRH or vehicle-revenue-hours), average weekday ridership, fares (including fares paid by riders and fares paid by organizations), operating costs, capital costs (including costs for existing service and costs for expanded service, plus unspecified costs for smaller agencies), number of vehicles, number of seats, amount of standing room, and revenue rail miles. ADHD is a new subject that has come into my life (at 34 years old), but I really think that The Anti-Planner is going to be extremely helpful for me. I am a planner addict who is paralyzed by gleaming clean pages and hate to somehow mar the beauty of unlimited potential-and you totally got that out of the way from the get go! This book is really solid and I find myself reaching for it in the moment which is exactly what I think the point is.

As far as I know, O’Toole has never attempted to steal Christmas and was nowhere near the grassy knoll, but nevertheless if you’re going to bring up his name at a gathering of transportation planners you’d better have a defibrillator handy. Donations from wonderful humans like you are the reason I was able to leave my job to make ADHD content full-time.

But more than that I HEAR you in my head reading them to me, and feel like you and all the others like us who watch/listen to/read your content are right there with me. This week I had a fantastic chat with Dani Donovan, graphic designer turned ADHD social media influencer and educator.

I thought the most interesting part of the book covered HSR and not just because, like O’Toole, this policy gets my spider-sense tingling. To simplify it, I have collapsed these into a single spreadsheet that contains that data I find most useful for every transit agency and mode of transit. This isn’t part of the route that was built new but an existing freight line that is being used by Brightline trains.

As the state with the second-least-affordable housing in the nation, however, local politicians are prone to promoting affordable housing subsidies as the solution to housing affordability problems, which doesn’t work as they are two different issues. Few figures polarize the planning profession like Randal O’Toole, a senior fellow at the libertarian Cato Institute. This line was originally supposed to be a part of the FasTracks plan approved by voters in 2004, but cost overruns combined with new ridership projections killed it. Dani Donovan is an award-winning ADHD creator whose viral comics and TikTok videos helped build an online community of validation and solidarity for neurodivergent adults.

Her witty and informative comics and graphics have helped thousands, especially women, understand more about ADHD and themselves. The Antiplanner suggests that affordable housing subsidies should solely be in the form of vouchers directly to low-income people, not subsidies to developers who build costly projects at taxpayers’ expense.There can be a lot of guilt and shame weighing on our shoulders, and we often feel we have to bear the burden alone. When I first discovered mental health content online, I would literally start tearing up (even at things that weren’t sad! I recently got diagnosed with ADHD at 23 years old, and I would have never asked for help if I hadn't come across your page. Instead, all it did was issue “ public service announcements on railroad safety that emphasized when the arms go down, don’t go around. My home and office are decorated with old rail memorabilia, including posters, china, paperweights, linens, and blankets.