Replay Redirect
It must be exasperating! I often hear variations of the following question in my coaching practice: “Why can my partner/child/friend pay attention to something they like, but
Productivity & ADHD Blog Posts
from Lynne Edris
Strategies
Tips for Easier Travel and Down Time with ADHD
Let’s Take the stress out of Travel and Downtime with ADHD-Friendly Tips so that you can refresh and recharge! No matter where in the world
prioritization
ADHD Prioritization Strategies, Part 3: Impact and Effort
In this final post in my ADHD Prioritization Strategies series, I’m sharing a new approach to prioritizing the things you need to do. It’s a
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ADHD Prioritization Strategies, Part 2: Energy Management
In this second part of my series on ADHD Prioritization Strategies (click here for part 1 if you missed it or want a refresher), I have
ADHD Prioritization
ADHD Prioritization Strategies, Part 1: Why the Most Common Method Doesn’t Work!
If you’re reading this, you probably struggle with prioritization like so many of my clients! In this first in a series of blog posts on
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Business (and life) Lessons Learned from a Successful Entrepreneur with an ADHD Brain
Whether you are already an entrepreneur, want to be, or are managing someone else’s business responsibilities, I want to share some Lessons I’ve learned as
ADHD Productivity
Why you should STOP listening to all that Expert Productivity advice!
Have you ever felt confused by conflicting advice from productivity experts? I read one article that talks about how Richard Branson recommends getting up at
Productivity
Getting the Right Things Done Without Working Harder
If you’re like me, you’ve struggled with Getting the Right Things Done without overworking, sacrificing or killing yourself. I’ve always marveled at those people who
ADHD
Productivity is a Gateway, Not a Goal!
So many of us spend a lot of energy and angst lamenting over what we don’t get done. We compare ourselves to others who seem
ADHD Productivity
You Need a Productivity Compass
You start each day with good intentions to move those important projects forward, take care of what really needs to be done, and make some
ADHD
The Key to Follow Through: Intention vs. Attention
It’s a story I hear every single day, and it’s a story I could have written! It’s the story I used to live myself, day
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What Gets in the Way of Your Follow Through?
No matter why, specifically, new clients come to me for help, the most common complaints I hear boil down to feeling like they’re unable to