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Category Archives: Thoughts on ADD
Plan it. Schedule it. Do it! A Three Step ADD Process
Process, process, process. It’s as important as location, location, location! I have posted numerous times about the importance of ADD’ers taking some time to plan and schedule. Planning is the foundation to building success, with anything we set out to … Continue reading
Back Into The ADD Closet
I have posted previously about coming out with ADD/ADHD professionally a couple years ago. Looking back on that post, I’d have to say I have changed my position and thoughts. With my blog going viral and my book now published, … Continue reading
Desk Clutter + ADD = Chaos
Sorry to lack creativity and originality today, I’m using an old post, but for good reason. I’ve recently had a few people reach out to me regarding staying organized at work and being challenged with a messy desk. ADD and … Continue reading
Procrastination Killed The Cat, Again
Years ago I posted here on procrastination, an article entitled Procrastination Killed The Cat. Today, it seems like every ADD/ADHD blog and web site is focusing on procrastination. I thought I would avoid procrastinating on the topic of procrastination and … Continue reading
Understand Your ADD Challenges to Manage Your Life
Everyone’s ADD/ADHD challenges are a little different than the next person experiences. Some are challenged by focus, procrastination, hyper activity, concentration issues and no matter what the challenges are…..they manifest within each person in a unique way that creates issues … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on ADD
Tagged add, adhd, concentration, focus, hyper activity, Procrastination, To-Do List
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Homer Simpson, Bed Time & ADD
Lack of sleep impacts brain function. Let’s toss in a case of ADD and we’ve just established a recipe for disaster! In homer Simpson’s case, no amount of sleep will help his cause. Fortunately, people are are a little more … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Nutrition, Thoughts on ADD
Tagged add, adhd, Bed Time, Homer Simpson, Sleep, sleep deprivation
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ADHD Online Petition – Sign Here, Stop Trivializing ADHD
In a follow up to my post last week ADHD War: New York Times vs. Dr. Ned Hallowell, please take a moment of your time to sign an online petition to tell The New York Times to Stop Trivializing ADHD … Continue reading
Working On Your ADD? Reward Yourself
Many ADD’ers around the world have been working on ways to manage their ADD/ADHD. There is a never ending source of information online, in books and through ADD coaching as well. Through the coaching process and just about every other … Continue reading
ADHD War: New York Times vs. Dr. Ned Hallowell
The gloves are off in a battle between ADHD expert Dr. Ned Hallowell and the New York Times as reported on MomsWithADD.com. “A few days ago, the New York Times printed an article titled “Ritalin Gone Wrong.” Many ADD professionals, … Continue reading
ADD & The Right Work Environment
ADD can impact your work experience, it is so important to look for a career path that you fit into, but most importantly, that fits who you are. You can’t force a square peg into a round hole, as the … Continue reading
