Part One. Part two will be up soon. I went to the B.C. Municipal Election Campaign Finance Reform – Implications for Democracy Panel Discussion + Q & A tonight, Monday, April 14, 2014 at the Vancouver Public Library Downtown. Despite just coming from eye doc checkup with blurry eyes from eyedrops. Started meeting with shades, […]
#13. This post is a part of a series where people answer my anonymous survey question. If you have ADHD but haven’t gone public with it, what would it take to you go public with ADHD? There are risks and rewards for going public with ADHD AND for staying hidden in the ADHD closet. See
Many ADHD adults have love/ hate / deep loathing relationships with their to do lists. It’s very, very rare that I have a new adult ADHD coaching client who doesn’t have problems with their to do lists. Creative solution by Rob and Stephanie Levy Many adults with ADHD have: Very long to do lists Multiple
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#12. This post is a part of a series where people answer my anonymous survey question. If you have ADHD but haven’t gone public with it, what would it take to you go public with ADHD? There are risks and rewards for going public with ADHD AND for staying hidden in the ADHD closet.
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One characteristic many of us ADDers have is persistence. IF we really want something, we can be phenomenally persistent and tenacious. This does NOT apply to all things, and rarely applies to paperwork:) The boring things we lose interest on very quickly. But if we really want something, we can move heaven and earth to