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How To Stock Your Pantry

I am opinionated about a few things, so I'm gonna be honest and tell you that food, and how you should stock your pantry - is definitely one of them. When I say I am opinionated about food, it's not just because I am living with ADHD. I am writing about stocking a...

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ADHD men struggle too

I usually write about ADHD women, but as I have branched out into this podcast I've had the opportunity to meet more people. And I've started to notice that ADHD men struggle, too. We just aren't talking about it. Until I got to know Marc Almodovar, I had not even...

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The Naked Truth About How ADHD Affects Women At Home

ADHD women at home don't have it easy. We have very high standards for ourselves and we are often left feeling like a failure. I hated being a stay at home mom. In fact I wrote an article about it for Huffington Post a while back. While I stand by what I wrote in that...

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The One Man (ADHD) Sideshow

David Darwin is the one man ADHD sideshow. He's an entertainer, magician, husband and father as well. Darwin stopped by and we discussed getting through public education, parenting, and sword-swallowing as a metaphor for ADHD. Because really, you cannot prove...

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Authoritative Parenting When Mom Has ADHD Too

I was not raised in an authoritative parenting environment. As I have mentioned my mom was a single parent, and she didn't have much help. As a teenager I was grounded fairly often. Usually because I was unmotivated or behaving impulsively or just ignoring my parents...

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From Chaos To Calm Even With ADHD

Episode 301 of the See in ADHD podcast gives you 5 simple (but not easy) tips to go from chaos to calm even with ADHD. For more info on increasing self-awareness, see this post. See this post on Emotional Management. The five strategies discussed include include:...

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The Book of Mistakes

The Book of Mistakes is not a book about business. It's a book about living with purpose. We go through life focused on meeting the expectations of the outside world, without much thought about our own expectations. Skip Prichard uses storytelling to show the reader...

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Life Skills for ADHD Women

Jaclyn Paul and I sit down to discuss the necessary life skills for women with ADHD. What started out as a conversation about home organization, quickly led to so much more. The ADHD Homestead is one of my go-to resources for information and perspective on being a...

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Stop Making Excuses About ADHD

In this episode of the See in ADHD Podcast I go more in-depth about why we need to stop making excuses about ADHD. And also, why we need to stop using ADHD as an excuse. See the ADHD is not an excuse companion post here. Highlights include: Refusing to acknowledge or...

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ADHD Is Not An Excuse

  Ever heard someone say, "ADHD is an excuse?"  Me too. And yes, it's infuriating. Here is my list of Classy Comebacks to rude comments. We won't even go into all the reasons why the above statement is inaccurate. Usually the people that say it are the ones...

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