Exexecutive functioning disorder

I've got a system for cleaning the living room in the minumum possible time, providing you can establish a baseline. The living room I managed had two chairs a sofa coffee table and TV. 

1. Clear the coffee table, taking all items that do not belong there, "in an ideal world" out of the living room..

2. Go round the room and put everyting that does not belong in the living room on the coffee table.

3. Unless coffee table = Empty GOTO 1

4. Move all furniture close to coffee table.

5 vac and dust perimeter of room

6. Put furnture back. vac and or dust it as required. 

7 Move empty coffe table to a convenient edge of the oroom and vac the centre thouroughly.

8 Replace coffee table, dust and / or pledge to taste. 

9. Bring your fags, beer, ashtray, toddler, friends, whatever back in and start the process of messing up the room again. 

I could do steps 1 to 8 in 45 minutes and the room went from devastated to perfectly acceptable for visitors.. 

I can't do it here though, as it's my partners house and she likes to be surrounded by bric a brac and general crap. 

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Without a starting point and a system though, I'm really stuffed with that Executive Dysfunction.

Apparenlty there is a pill for this type of E.D. too, but it's dangerous, and you aren't allowed to take it...

Thanks do u happen to ave the link for nhs research plz

I have seen NHS guidance describing research suggests 80% of Autistic people experience executive dysfunction.

The below article shares one person's experience of how it impacts their day:

https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/professional-practice/executive-functioning 

The main thing i struggle with due to this is my house work 

Do any of u ave any tips on how to keep on top of it as

I didnt know that

Struggles with executive dysfunction is a common autistic experience. I'm not aware of it being known as a separate disorder though.