The Keys to Time-Management (Part 4): Tasks & To-Dos
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The Keys to Time-Management (Part 4): Tasks & To-Dos

In part 4 of the Keys to Time Management series, we’re going to start to look at what is probably the most complex of all the elements of time management to set up and customize. Solid Time Management largely depends on effectively managing your tasks and to-dos, and executing them. No matter how solidly your…

The Keys to Time Management (Part 2): “Improving Your ‘Time Sight'”
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The Keys to Time Management (Part 2): “Improving Your ‘Time Sight'”

Struggling with Time Management is a universal complaint among the individuals who come to my coaching practice for help. And, honestly, it’s one of my favorite things to work on with a client because the results of the work we do can be a really dramatic, tangible improvement in their performance and their quality of…

The Keys to Time Management (Part 1): Foundations
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The Keys to Time Management (Part 1): Foundations

Over the last 15+ years in my business, I have talked thousands of professionals from all around the globe who share this most common complaint: Unmet Potential.  Does that sound like you, Lynne? No matter what, in particular, they’re looking to improve or achieve in working with me, almost every single potential client talks about…

Simple Commitments to Help you Thrive in the New Year!
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Simple Commitments to Help you Thrive in the New Year!

As the New Year looms in front of you, take a look at your schedule, your list of things to do, and your commitments. What do you see that your commitments have in common with each other? My very educated guess (from decades of working with adults with ADHD/ADD)  is that not too many of…

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What is Your ADHD ADD Procrastination Costing You?

Procrastination can be a devastating struggle to those of us with ADHD / ADD. The day-to-day cost in lost  productivity, efficiency and damage to our reputation can be significant. But the cost of our struggle to follow-through can be much greater than many of us realize.  Learn more (and get a special offer) from the…

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Exercise & ADD / ADHD

We all know that regular and sufficient exercise is important for our health—both physically and mentally. We know it can improve our physical condition, as well as our moods, and reduce our risk of various medical conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis, to name just a few. We also know that regular exercise is…

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What are you Willing to Commit To so that You can Start the New Year Off Right?

As the New Year looms in front of us, I want you to take a look at your schedule, your list of things to do, and your resolutions and goals.  What do you see that your commitments have in common with each other?  My very knowledgeable guess (from years of coaching adults with ADD and parents)…

Strategies for Stress-Less Holidays!
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Strategies for Stress-Less Holidays!

The Holiday Season can be a very happy time, but it can also be a very difficult time for many of us. The season presents particular challenges for those of us with ADHD, which can make it a very stressful time. But it doesn’t have to be that way! It may surprise you, but I…