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There’s an important piece of planning that many people overlook and something that has completely changed my life: the weekly plan. Why is this so important? Because when you have ADHD, you live in the NOW. So we often miss things that are just off in the future. Don’t get overwhelmed by this. Tune in below for the benefits of a weekly plan and ho…
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You’ve heard it over and over… you need to plan. You know it’s true and that it will help you live easier with ADHD, but you likely still don’t plan in a consistent manner in a way that is practical and works for you. That’s why today I’m unveiling the Planning Low Bar Method. The least amount of planning you can do and have at least a basic rudder…
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This week in the Kick Some ADHD podcast, we are going to take a different twist on getting started. Specifically, how to jumpstart your day so it’s productive and you get the important stuff done. It’s so hard for people with ADHD to get started but THIS is the key. Once you start, you will usually continue. An ADHD adult in motion stays in motion.…
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You know how it’s easy to just float through the day and not get stuff done? We’ve all been guilty of it and we’ve all ended up feeling shame, overwhelm, and frustration. That’s not a recipe for ADHD Success. What I want for you is the complete opposite of that. I want your days to be productive so you get the important stuff done. And you climb in…
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Get ready, because this week we are diving in to help you build your ADHD habits. These are the actions you develop to help you live easier with ADHD. And, if you’re new to managing your ADHD, you’re probably unsure about where to start managing your ADHD. My coach used to say, “If everything is important then nothing is important.” I shift that to…
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A few episodes ago, we talked about Stopping ADHD Rumination. One of our tricks to stop thoughts spiraling out of control is to become aware of the triggers that cause you to dwell on negative thoughts or feelings. In other words, the events or situations that flip on your rumination switch. Building awareness of your triggers is a key ADHD kicking…
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You work long hours (and sometimes over the weekend), forget appointments, lose things. You’re stressed out, disorganized, distracted. Often sick, always exhausted, never going to bed feeling successful. And you feel like this will never change. So here’s my question: Is it possible to reinvent yourself when you have ADHD? Is it possible to learn n…
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Are you ready for the very first guest interview on the Kick Some ADHD podcast? I sit down with the incomparable, Alan P. Brown of ADD Crusher™ to learn how he kicked his ADHD and more! Tune into this interview with Alan P. Brown to discover: What Alan considers are the 3 gifts that come from his ADHD The 3 important things that helped him kick his…
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It’s 2am and you’re wide awake thinking…thinking… and thinking. Generally about nothing positive. One embarrassing thought leads to another and soon you’re revisiting that moment in 6th grade when you spilled milk all over your pants. Yup, you’re ruminating. People with ADHD often get thoughts stuck in their heads. We worry on steroids and end up l…
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When you have ADHD, you want to do everything. You get excited about new adventures or opportunities and impulsively say, “Yes, I can do that!” without really thinking it through. Then you have to back out which ends up letting people down. In this episode, I’m going to share what I do before I make a commitment so your next ‘yes’ is a definite YES…
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Do you feel like you are super-sensitive? That other people's emotions, moods, or thoughts impact you? You may be an ADHD Empath!Tune into this episode to learn what being an ADHD Empath means, and get tips and tricks to guard against other people's energies so you can live more easily with ADHD!After you tune in to this episode, check out:Dana's b…
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People with ADHD tend to impulsively jump in and do something that would terrify just about anybody else. We appear brave, able to take on challenges and accomplish great things.But that's not always the case. Sometimes we pause just long enough to listen to the sneaky little voices in our head. Ones that lead us to play small and cave into our fea…
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Here's another in our new series of highly-condensed, power-packed edits of popular favorite episodes from the past!What's it really like to have ADHD? Here's something you can share with your neurotypical friends who don't understand what it's like to be in your brain.DISCLAIMER: As Dana says, "If you've met one person with ADHD, you've met one pe…
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Just 10 days left to respond to our listener survey! https://KickSomeADHD.com/surveyWe're digging back into the archives again to provide the follow-up episode to the one we shared last week. Here's an encore presentation of Episode 62!If you have ADHD, you're procrastinating.You know it. We know it. Everyone around you knows it. ADHD procrastinati…
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We move through the world thinking that we are having a unique experience. This sensation that you are the only person dealing with the circumstances in your life can tend to cause you to withdraw from others—especially when things are hard. The reality is that this perception is false! What is pluralistic ignorance? And how is it affecting your li…
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There's a specific 72-hour chunk of time every week that each of us needs to give some real thought to. Although the exact number varies from person to person, what remains true for all of us is that how we use those hours dramatically affects who we are and who we become! Here's how to think about those PLUS an all-new Squirrel of the Week!…
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