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In this comprehensive episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs, a professional organizer and ADHD coach offers a deep dive into effective organizing and decluttering strategies tailored to the ADHD mind. Megs shares her journey, including a recent solo trip to New York City, blending actionable advice with relatable experiences. Key topics include creating personalized systems, overcoming common organizational challenges, and the importance of positive self-talk. Megs highlights practical techniques, such as starting small, setting up designated spaces, and using digital reminders to build new habits. Additionally, the episode underscores the unique needs of late-diagnosed ADHD individuals, emphasizing the psychological impact of clutter and the power of tailored strategies. Listeners are encouraged to access coaching services for personalized guidance and are invited to support the show via Patreon. This episode combines practical advice, emotional insights, and actionable tips to help individuals with ADHD transform chaos into clarity.
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04:47 Navigating Show Notes and Resources
07:22 Defining Organizing and Creating Systems
11:11 Overcoming Barriers to Organization
16:04 Building Self-Belief and Consistency
18:39 Embracing Digital Tools for a Better Life
18:54 Understanding Continuity vs. Consistency
20:09 Taking Small Steps Towards Organization
20:46 Personalized Organization Strategies
21:49 The ADHD Way of Organizing
24:04 Creating Systems That Work for You
25:18 Starting Small and Building Confidence
27:27 Choosing the Right Place to Start
30:35 Managing Donations and Digital Organization
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs, a professional organizer and ADHD coach, explores the art of meal planning tailored for those with ADHD. After sharing personal anecdotes from a recent family visit, Megs introduces an exciting new meal-planning app developed by the Brokol team. The app, designed specifically for ADHD challenges, offers tailored meal plans to reduce overwhelm. Joined by Esteban, one of the app's creators, they discuss its development, the use of AI, and the venture's long-term goals. Throughout the episode, Megs emphasizes the power of embracing ADHD and finding personalized strategies, invites listeners to engage with the tools and services she offers, and highlights the exciting potential of new technologies to make life easier for ADHD individuals.
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Check out the Meal Planning App
The Brokol Planner is a digital tool designed for ADHDers to reduce overwhelm during meal planning. It offers customized, easy-to-follow recipes, simplifying what to eat and shop for, and easing decision fatigue with clear instructions, aiming to create a stress-reduced meal planning process.
02:22 Decluttering and Emotional Connections
07:03 Meal Planning Challenges and Solutions
19:44 Interview with Esteban from Brokal
24:09 Unexpected ADHD Discovery
25:44 Personal ADHD Experiences
27:16 App Development and Features
29:04 User Feedback and AI Integration
31:36 Future Goals and Expansion
32:32 Getting Started with the App
33:25 Personalized Support and User Experience
37:47 Meal Planning Demonstration
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs, a professional organizer and coach, shares her journey of starting the podcast after her own ADHD diagnosis and how she aims to help late-diagnosed women with ADHD thrive by embracing their neurodiversity. She discusses her personal experiences and emphasizes the importance of regulation and self-care. Special guest Jen, a former client, shares her transformative experience with Megs' coaching, highlighting the practical strategies that helped her organize her space and life. Key takeaways include understanding that ADHD can be super powerful, the importance of personalized organization, and developing self-compassion. The episode also touches on the benefits of community support and continuous learning.
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05:18 Lessons from Podcasting and Personal Growth
06:06 Parenting and ADHD Insights
06:40 Health and Lifestyle Changes
12:49 Community and Support
17:02 Interview with Jen: Coaching Journey
22:00 The Spatula Dilemma and Gardening Success
23:25 Transformative Coaching and Practical Applications
23:50 The Power of 15 Minutes a Day
24:19 Embracing Neurodiversity and Overcoming Inconsistencies
25:42 Listener Reviews and Podcast Break
26:25 Building Infrastructure for Success
27:11 Achieving Goals and Creating a Welcoming Home
29:27 Community and Heart: Supporting the Unemployed
30:39 Managing Life Seasonally and Building Community
32:29 The Journey of Self-Acceptance and Embracing ADHD
34:05 Practical Tips for Organizing and Rotating Tasks
37:26 The Importance of Compassion and Understanding
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In this episode, Megs, a professional organizer specializing in helping late-diagnosed women with ADHD, explores various decluttering methods tailored for ADHD brains. She shares personal experiences and offers practical advice on how to start small, visualize your ideal space, and make peace with letting go of items that no longer serve you. Megs also discusses the importance of not being too hard on yourself during the decluttering process and emphasizes the value of gifting items forward. Additionally, she provides updates on her coaching program, a motherhood course she's taking, and the benefits of joining her community on Patreon for extra resources and Q&A sessions.
03:52 The Power of Decluttering
04:05 Support and Community
05:48 Personal Journey and Insights
09:09 Decluttering Methodologies
24:19 Visualizing Your Ideal Space
26:15 The Poop Method: A Hilarious Take on Decluttering
27:53 Moving Mindset: Decluttering Like You're Relocating
29:59 Filling Your Cup: Prioritizing What Matters
32:20 Letting Go: Emotional and Practical Tips
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs, a professional organizer specializing in helping women with ADHD, discusses the concept of capsule wardrobes with personal stylist Tara. The episode explores how decision fatigue can be reduced by decluttering and organizing one's wardrobe, embracing neurodiversity, and finding confidence through intentional clothing choices. Tara shares insights on creating a capsule wardrobe tailored to individual body shapes, colors, and lifestyles, and the impact this can have on self-esteem and daily life. Listeners are encouraged to see their wardrobe as a space for joy and self-expression rather than as a source of stress.
06:58 Introducing Tara: Personal Stylist and Image Consultant
13:49 The Benefits of a Capsule Wardrobe
27:57 Identifying Closet Gaps
28:55 The Importance of Memory in Organizing
29:26 Building Confidence Through Wardrobe
30:04 Client Success Stories
34:02 The Psychological Impact of Clothing
40:44 Seasonal Wardrobe Adjustments
41:12 Tara's Superpower and Social Media Presence
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Tara Williams, a certified image consultant and personal stylist, is passionate about helping women look and feel their best. With years of experience in communications and a love for fashion, Tara offers tailored styling solutions that reflect your unique personality and goals.
More on Decision Fatigue
Tara mentioned the term "enclothed cognition", check out this cute video about it here: Enclothed Cognition
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In this special solo episode, Megs, a professional organizer and ADHD coach, delves into the challenges of executive function for those with ADHD and provides practical advice for managing back-to-school transitions. She offers five actionable tips to create effective routines for mornings, bedtime, and after-school activities, emphasizing the importance of allowing flexibility and self-compassion. With anecdotes from her own family life, Megs encourages listeners to embrace their unique ways of thinking and create routines that work for them. Additionally, she highlights the importance of scheduling quality family time amidst the chaos of daily life. Join Megs on this journey of self-discovery and empowerment to unleash the true potential of living with ADHD.
02:13 Back to School Challenges
04:52 Setting Intentions and Routines
09:10 Practical Tips for a Smooth School Year
20:18 Feeding Kids Dinner Right After School
21:06 Rethinking Bedtime Routines
25:34 Managing Afterschool Activities
31:02 The Importance of Family Time
33:11 Final Thoughts and Tips
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs delves into her personal ADHD journey, emphasizing the importance of community and self-acceptance. She introduces Russ, the host of 'ADHD Big Brother' podcast, who shares his experiences and insights on ADHD and depression. The duo discusses overcoming challenges, the significance of community support, and practical strategies, like gamification, to manage ADHD effectively. Megs also highlights her coaching program and ways to find personalized support for organizing and decluttering. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their neurodiversity and celebrate their unique strengths.
Russ is so incredible! Check out his Website here: ADHDBigBrother.com
Listen to his Podcast here: ADHD Big Brother
Russ Mentions this book on the podcast: The Happiness Trap
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02:15 Celebrating One Year in Business
02:41 Introducing Russ from ADHD Big Brother
06:31 Russ's ADHD Journey and Podcasting
09:24 Late ADHD Diagnosis and Its Impact
14:02 Mental Health and Vulnerability
22:16 The Importance of Community
27:33 Gamifying Goals with the Goal Digger
28:06 The Million Dollar Card Challenge
30:25 Staying Organized with ADHD
34:41 Personal Systems for Organization
38:30 Embracing ADHD Strengths
41:18 Meditation and Mindfulness
43:32 Future Self Visualization
46:42 Final Thoughts and Takeaways
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs, a professional organizer and coach, discusses practical strategies for late-diagnosed women with ADHD to thrive by embracing their neurodiversity. She highlights the importance of decluttering and celebrating small wins, introduces a 15-minute organizing challenge, and opens up about her journey with ADHD. Megs also offers tips on managing time, setting priorities, and overcoming executive function issues. Tune in for insights on how ADHD can be powerful and learn how to organize your life in small, manageable steps.
More Resources:
Decluttering at the Speed of Life
What Are Your Executive Functions? Untangling EFD & ADHD (additudemag.com)
How to Improve Executive Function Skills in ADHD Adults, Children (additudemag.com)
Be On Time! Get Organized with ADHD Time Management and Routines (additudemag.com)
01:58 Celebrating Small Wins
03:28 Back to School and Time Management
07:03 The Value of Professional Organizers
09:27 Personal Journey with Clutter
17:40 Decluttering and Organizing Strategies
22:41 Understanding Executive Function
27:27 Understanding the Correlation Between Disarray and Organization
27:59 Starting Small: The Key to Getting Organized
29:17 Setting Reminders to Stay on Track
31:13 Decluttering: The First Step to Organization
35:37 Managing Time and Priorities
38:28 The Importance of Small, Incremental Steps
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs, a professional organizer specializing in late-diagnosed women with ADHD, re-releases one of her first interviews. Megs speaks with Shauna B., a single mom of three and life coach who shares her experiences parenting a son with ADHD. Shauna discusses the challenges and strategies of advocating for her son's educational needs, the importance of viewing ADHD as a superpower, and how she helps him and other moms manage daily life. The episode highlights the value of asking questions, understanding emotional regulation, and using tools like fidget toys to aid focus. Megs also provides actionable takeaways for parents navigating similar journeys.
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Shauna is a single momma of 3, life coach, and medical worker. She is an adventure seeker with hiking, traveling and exploring new places. She loves helping others and believes filling up
ourselves first starts that ripple effect to others, especially our kiddos. If you want to connect more go to www.igniteddecisions.com
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Release your inner power podcast on Spotify and Apple:
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04:57 Interview with Shauna B: Parenting a Child with ADHD
06:23 Shauna's Journey: Diagnosis and Early Challenges
13:51 Navigating School and Learning Strategies
18:07 Adapting to Online School and Letting Go of Expectations
23:12 Empowering ADHD Children for the Future
24:25 Understanding ADHD Management at Home
25:32 Effective Communication Strategies
28:23 Navigating Emotional Regulation
29:57 Short and Impactful Conversations
31:40 Balancing Family Dynamics
33:10 Embracing Neurodiversity
35:56 Supporting Hyper-Focus and Fidgeting
38:47 Empowering Parents and Kids
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In this episode, Megs, a professional organizer and coach specializing in ADHD, discusses the importance of seeking an ADHD diagnosis for improved self-acceptance and understanding. Megs shares personal experiences and practical strategies for managing ADHD, emphasizing the power of acknowledging one's neurodiversity. Key topics include the benefits of diagnosis, handling big emotions, harnessing hyper-focus, navigating a neurotypical world, and recognizing that having ADHD does not mean you're broken. The episode also touches on self-care routines, the importance of support systems, and the beauty of embracing one's unique brain.
02:41 Understanding ADHD and Executive Function
04:13 Exploring Alternative Remedies and Medicine
05:46 Managing Emotions and Rage Cleaning
10:01 The Power of Hyperfocus
24:18 Understanding Hyperfocus
25:33 Balancing Priorities and Hyperfocus
27:24 Impulsivity and Decision Making
30:12 Navigating a Neurotypical World
34:05 Embracing Your ADHD Brain
36:58 Practical Tips for ADHD Management
41:30 Conclusion and Key Takeaways
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From the publisher's feed
Organizing an ADHD Brain is the podcast for people who are tired of organizing advice that just doesn't stick. Host Megs Crawford — ADHD coach, professional organizer, and fellow ADHDer —…
Each episode offers permission-giving, judgment-free strategies rooted in how ADHD brains actually work — because real organization isn't about a perfect system. It's about building a life that works for you.
With over 100,000 downloads and counting, this is the show where messy is welcome and progress beats perfect every time.

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