# @iamshaunspencer on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DeNOI72gRXU
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/71593917-iamshaunspencer-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2026-10-07T20:30:12.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Shaun Spencer (@iamshaunspencer) — https://gondola.cc/iamshaunspencer

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I'm excited to share that I'm collaborating with ONO and their line of fidget tools for people with anxiety and ADHD. I don't do many collaborations, but this company impressed me, and their tools have genuinely helped me while I work at home. I contacted them, and they partnered with me because they believed in the work that I do. 

Who they are: 
ONO designs quiet, well-made fidget tools for people who live with anxiety and ADHD. Their flagship is the ONO Roller, which I am showing you in my picture. It’s silent and discreet, something that can be used in a meeting or at your desk without anyone noticing.

What they specialize in: 
Sensory tools that give restless hands and busy minds something to do, so you can stay present and keep performing. No noise, no distraction for the people around you.

How they help:
For me, having something available when my anxiety activates, or when I get distracted by my ADHD, is a huge advantage. It is a small tool that I can easily reach for throughout my workday whenever I need to get back to what matters.

Use cases:
1. Grounding yourself: bringing yourself back to the present during attacks.

2. At your desk: giving your hands something quiet to do while your mind stays on the work in front of you.

3. In the room: staying present and steady in a meeting or a classroom without making a sound or drawing attention.

4. Before approaching something difficult: giving your hands something to do while you collect yourself before a presentation, a conversation, or a hard task.

5. In ordinary life: having something to reach for on a commute, in a waiting room, or anywhere restlessness shows up.

6. Feeling distracted: giving your mind a quiet place to land so you can refocus and get back to the task.

People with anxiety or ADHD do their best to stay focused and be productive every day. That is not always an easy task. But having a small tool that you can reach for that can help you refocus and lock back in is a huge advantage. 

Stay tuned. I will be explaining how they work and showing you exactly how I use them. 
 #ad #AnxietyTools #ADHDAdults #NeurodivergentLife #FidgetTools #MyAnxietyMadeMe #PerformWithAnxiety

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adhdadults, performwithanxiety, neurodivergentlife, ad, myanxietymademe, fidgettools, anxietytools

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