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ADHD and Time Management: How to Conquer Time Chaos So Life is More Joyful
If you or someone close to you struggles with time management, it doesn’t mean you’re damaged and broken. It means this is an opportunity for learning how to work with your unique brain so you’re not flooded by a tsunami of frustration, fear, and stress. Here are three ways to conquer time chaos so life is more effective, productive, and joyful.

Procrastination and ADHD: Four Exciting Ways to Stop Postponing Now!
The fallouts of procrastination for individuals with ADHD can range from feelings of irritability, frustration, anger, and regret for not being able to accomplish what’s important. There can also be academic, work, family, and financial setbacks for failing to follow through on deadlines and other meaningful responsibilities. Here are four exciting ways to stop postponing what’s important to you so you can live a more fulfilling life with ADHD.

Four Informative Ways to Select and Really Benefit From Therapy or ADHD Coaching
ADHD Coaching and therapy have a lot in common. Both disciplines help people create change and it can be confusing how to establish the best fit. To make the decision even more perplexing, when you live with ADHD it’s not unusual to live with other mental health conditions. Here are four informative ways to determine the optimal benefits of therapy or ADHD for you or someone you love.

Three Proven Ways to Organize with Calm and Take Charge of Your ADHD Now!
When you live with ADHD, it’s not uncommon to feel tense, burdened, and uncertain about how to get and stay organized. This doesn’t mean there is something wrong with you. It means it’s time to start working with your unique brain, so you're not buried under a pile of chaos, stress, and overwhelm. Here are three proven ways to organize with calm and take charge of your ADHD now!

Three Promising Ways to Accomplish Multiple Tasks Every Day with ADHD
When you live with ADHD, multiple daily transitions are tough to accomplish, such as getting ready for work, moving from one situation or place to another, starting a project, or stopping an activity you love so you can do something you have to do. Here are three ways to accomplish multiple tasks, known as task switching, so that you can celebrate what’s most important to you when you live with ADHD.

Boost Your Executive Functioning in Nine Exciting Ways with ADHD Now!
We all have strengths and weaknesses in our executive functioning. We can be extremely intelligent and have challenges with executive functioning. Yet, when you live with ADHD and executive functioning challenges, difficulties in one or more executive functions can affect your performance and make it tough for your strengths to shine. Here are nine exciting ways to boost your performance and accomplish what's important to you.

Exercise Benefits Unique to ADHD: Four Powerful Ways To Stay Active and Boost Your Focus with ADHD
Regular exercise strengthens the ADHD brain’s performance by promoting executive functioning, and regulating mood, appetite, and sleep. Here are four powerful ways to stay active, motivated, and focused when you live with ADHD.

Sleep and ADHD: How to Overcome Exhaustion and Actually Revive Your ADHD Brain
It’s tough for the ADHD brain to ditch all the fun it’s having and succumb to sleep. Yet, losing sleep can result in comorbid sleep disorders, mood disorders, dementia, memory and learning problems, heart disease, depression, anxiety, weight gain, injuries, and depressed immune function to name a few. Here are three strategies to overcome exhaustion so you can awaken refreshed and revived and keep your ADHD brain strong.

Strengthen Memory Abilities: Five Proven Ways to Really Boost Your Unique ADHD Brain
Do you struggle with keeping up with important details in conversations? Does your mind ping with everything you need to do, so you "do it all" right away before you forget? Do you make a mental list for the grocery store, but then forget the list and what you need? You may be struggling with working memory challenges. When you live with ADHD and other brain-based conditions, working memory can become chaotic and incomplete. Here are five strategies to build your working memory so you can follow through, stay accountable, and remember what’s most important to you.