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- How Steve Jobs Saved Apple with Focus and How You Can Save Yourself
Apple was a mess before Steve Jobs returned in 1997.
But Steve had "one neat trick" to right the ship.
I call it absolute focus.
He started saying no. A lot.
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2 min - Time stopped. Alas, she did not.
An audio version of my first attempt at writing fiction in 20 years.
2 min - Finding Your Flow at the Edge of Chaos
"The best moments usually occur when a person’s body or mind is stretched to its limits in a voluntary effort to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile."
— Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
You can experience a strange comfort at the edge of chaos.
I thrive in that chaos.
2 min - Mistakes Were Made: How I Blew It and Tried to Make Things Right
This week, I made a big mistake.
Someone reached out to me about something I’d shared and let me know of an error.
I didn’t want to believe them and I justified my actions to myself.
But when I considered their perspective with fresh eyes...
2 min - Why Do People With ADHD Tend To Have A Unique Sense of Intuition?
🧠💡 ADHD can give people a unique sense of intuition.
There’s actually a reason for this.
It has to do with our executive function, or rather, our executive dysfunction.
3 min - How You Can Be More Consistently Productive When You Have ADHD
Do you struggle with staying focused enough to finish tasks?
Sometimes you find magic and get a lot done.
Other times, you struggle to make any progress at all and fall into a vicious cycle.
3 min - Frantic and In Collapse: My Failing System for Managing Content Creation
I've been feeling like a fraud lately.
The flimsy foundations of my content creation workflows are failing.
The system is down, and I'm on the verge of collapse.
Maybe you can relate?
2 min - Out of Sight, Out of Mind: The Truth about Object Permanence and ADHD
Are you surrounded by piles of books and other clutter?
People with ADHD often lack a sense of object permanence, and keeping things in a piles is a way to remind yourself of their existence.
Out of sight, out of mind.
2 min - Finding Motivation in the Boring: Learning the ADHD Nervous System
Based on an atomic essay by Jesse J. Anderson.
3 min - Micro Deadlines: How to Capture Urgency and Be More Productive
Audio version of an atomic essay by Jesse J. Anderson.
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