New program teaches Entrepreneurs to be productive. Entrepreneurs face unique challenges and have more flexibility in applying strategies to maximize their productivity than other Creative Geniuses.
Entrepreneurship and ADHD go hand in hand. For many ADHDers, entrepreneurship is the best career choice. In the right business, one that excites you and that takes advantage of your strengths, entrepreneurial success is within your reach.
Adults with ADHD often use procrastination intentionally or not to get certain things done. For weeks you try to coax yourself into completing a task you’ve committed to or have to do
ADHDer, take a new approach to your New Year’s resolutions and goal setting for 2010. Run toward your strengths instead of away from your weaknesses. Asking these questions to learn how.
The third on a series of articles on ADHD and Motivation, this article describes how to find the motivation to keep going even when you don’t feel like it.
Totally ADD, a new adult adhd web site was just launched by the producers of ADD and Loving It.
Second on a series of articles on ADHD and Motivation, this article describes how using momentum can move you away from stuckness and get you moving toward your difficult task.
Lack of motivation is a common but erroneous complaint among ADHDers. As an ADHDers, when you face a boring task, your brain just doesn’t activate, so it’s difficult to take action. You turn the key to start your turbo brain and nothing happens.
Most people are feeling stressed, and this is especially true of many ADHD adults. The downturn in the economy, climbing employer and client expectations, and an ever growing To-Do list, keep us constantly trying to do more in less time.
A presentation on The Caretaker and User’s Guide to the ADHD Brain:
Understanding Brain Functioning, Common Coexisting Disorders and
Appropriate Treatments for ADHD, with Dr. Tony Rostain, psychiatrist in Montreal Saturday, October 17
