Some things absolutely destroy our productivity. For you, it could be an activity, an object, or a task—your list is probably unique. But chances are there's something that you have to protect yourself from. And that's why Dana is introducing ADHD Kryptonite defense systems!

Overwhelm. It's a state we find ourselves in that can be paralyzing. And for those of us with one particular type of ADHD, Dana theorizes that it's actually our standard MO. How can we break the paralysis? And maybe even prevent it?

True confession time: both of us have some stories to tell. In fact, we considered just never releasing this because we're admitting to things we probably shouldn't. How does ADHD affect your driving?

Live any length of time with unmanaged ADHD and you might just develop a track record of missing expectations—either your own or others'. The weight of all that can, in turn, translate into a paralyzing fear of failure. How can you be sure you won't disappoint again?

There are many popular misconceptions about ADHD, but some of them are so widely held that they rise to the level of mythology. And frankly, some of them just piss us right off! What are they and why are they false?

With ADHD we struggle with the financial and administrative stuff of running our businesses and working lives. Dana calls this "the yuck." When you find yourself dealing with a pile of it, you've gotta dig out. Here are strategies and tools you can use right now!

Having ADHD means you have stories to tell. They might not have seemed that unusual to us at the time, but in retrospect, some of these things just wouldn't be likely to happen in the lives of more neurotypical people. Today, we're telling on ourselves. Get ready for some laughs!

So many facets of improving your life with ADHD come down to how you answer this question: "Who do you want to be?" It's not about what you want to be when you grow up, it's about what sort of person do you reall want to be? Here's a strategic framework and a vulnerable discussion to help you think through this important question.

If you've ever attempted a series of quick fixes and temporary solutions to ADHD-related problems, you know that eventually you realize they don't work. Working toward lasting change that addresses the root issues requires going inward. Today Dana takes us on that journey, and shows us how the internal work translates into outward actions that produce authentic results in our lives.

Not all "accountability" techniques work for those of us with ADHD. But when you set it up optimally, it's an amazing power tool that you can't afford to be without! Here's how to do it.