I’m obsessed with day planners, but I don't kid myself that more organization will lead to better time management and increased peace of mind. More often than not, that's a life problem, not an
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Value-Based Spending Actually Can Buy You Happiness
Value-based spending is exactly what it implies. It’s focused spending on the things, services or experiences that
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Online Spending with ADHD – Simple Hacks to Control Impulsive Purchases
It’s labor day weekend as I write this. I’m sitting here on the couch (still in my jammies) poking around the American
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ADHD Burnout: When your brain takes you down
I could write a novel about ADHD burnout, specifically related to work, school and projects. Ironically, you
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Minimalism Can Make You Happier & it’s ADHD-Friendly
I first learned of minimalism through the minimalists. At first, I thought it sounded boring, but the more I listened
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Your ADHD Self-Care Practice: It’s not a mani/pedi
Can we talk about ADHD and self-care for a sec?
I think there’s a common notion that it’s little more than a bubble
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ADHD + FIRE: Why I Gave Up on Retiring Early
From the moment I heard about the F.I.R.E. movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early), I was hooked.
The idea of
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How to determine your core needs (so you can avoid burnout)
Over the years that I’ve been coaching, I’ve noticed a common theme around women who struggle with overwhelm and
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Character Strengths + Values: The Secret Sauce for ADHD
Character Strengths Resources Mentioned in this Podcast
PERMA test (stands for Positive Emotion, Engagement,
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ADHD in Women: How Symptoms Show Up in Adulthood
For most adult women who grew up in the 60s, 70s and 80s, ADHD was not a “thing”. Schools didn’t know that girls who
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