Today, I'm sharing an article I wrote about procrastination because being a symptom of ADHD means it's not your fault.

I also share 2 tips, so be sure and listen to episode 172 on iTunes.

Everyone struggles with putting things off every once in a while, but what activates our brains into action is directly impacted by brain chemistry.

Understanding our executive function is key in unlocking the mystery of why someone with ADHD can so easily do some things and delay, delay, delay doing others.

JENNIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Everyone benefits by dropping the judgement altogether and just focus on how to create some forward movement.”

Procrastination in ADHD

...when everything is now or not now, deadlines and target dates become abstract ideas that have no tangible meaning.

In fact, people with ADHD live in such a permanent state of present time, they have difficulty constructing a beginning, middle, and end to their activities. This is why you will hear, “I don’t even know where to begin.”

For my free resource guide: www.bit.ly/5mindset

~ Jennie

| Show notes: https://awesound.com/@SeeinADHD/172-procrastination-in-adhd-it-s-not-your-fault?auid=anMXGQjL