I’ve begun to use “Creative Genius” rather than ADHD when I describe my clients. I’m even changing the name of my blog to “Unleash Your Creative Genius.”
CADDAC 2010 ADHD Conference & Comedy Night for Parents and Caregivers, Adults and Adolescents with ADHD and their Families, Educators, and Medical Professionals
Recent article from the Globe and Mail that inspired me to change my career to become an ADHD Coach. Living with Attention Deficit Disorder can be very challenging, until you find the right resources.
When there is only one person you can have a meaningful conversation with you have an incentive to avoid pettiness. And maybe a long marriage has taught us how to live in harmony. But over the last four weeks, I’ve discovered a few “secrets” I can share with you that may help you make your vacation a blissful time together.
Now coaching can make ADHD money management effortless AND effective. Get out of debt, eliminate stress, stop budgeting and save for the future!
Never struggle with reaching goals again! Clarify three things and reaching goals won’t be a struggle, it will be inevitable.
In Part One of this topic I discussed what you need to consider before you even consider mentioning your ADHD status to your employer. In this part, I’ll provide some ideas on how to go about it once you have made the decision to tell your employer.
Before saying anything, you need to answer a few [...]
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When they first contact me, many of my clients ask me where they can go to get the cure for ADHD. While medication can definitely help many adults with ADHD, they don’t eradicate it. They simply allow you to pay better attention so that you can learn to manage your ADHD. Managing it can [...]
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A new study by the World Health Organization (WHO) found that adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD) lose approximately 22 work days a year! Imagine! That’s more than a month of productive time less than other people get to do their work, build their businesses, achieve their goals.
Of course, the study only focused [...]
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When my prospects, who are adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD), call me they usually know about one or two symptoms that affect them. They think that ADHD is about being inattentive, impulsive or hyperactive. While I learned a lot from my ADHD coach training, the lights went on when I read the following definition:
“ADHD is [...]
