See in ADHD

Here to explain the ADHD ability gap is Andrew Akre. Diagnosed in grade school, his experience offers him a unique view, which he uses to help his ADHD clients. As an ADHD Coach, he knows the difference between the pitfalls that come from unmanaged ADHD verses the successful outcomes that are possible through treatment.

His stories are great! He even describes the one, most important life-altering sentence he heard that forever transformed the way he thinks. Now, he's connected the dreaming part of his brain to the planning part of his brain, and the conversation those two halves are having are creating endless possibilities!

ANDREW'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“The dreaming and planning parts of my brain started to talk to each other, for the first time, and I learned so much about myself and gained a lot of ability.”

The ADHD Ability Gap

The ability gap is the difference between where the person is now in their abilities and what you are asking of them.

The job of parents, teachers, and coaches is to bridge that gap. Andrew and I go over a few ways to do that.

First of all, put steps in place that are reachable. In addition, shift your language to emphasize effort and growth.

He details the benefits of having a growth mindset and the WOOP strategy!

And, that's just during the first half of our time together. Andrew and I also delve into the topic of time-blindness, or as he says, time literacy.

~ Jennie

Links:

Andrew Akre

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Here to explain the ADHD ability gap is Andrew Akre. Diagnosed in grade school, his experience offers him a unique view, which he uses to help his ADHD clients. As an ADHD Coach, he knows the difference between the pitfalls that come from unmanaged ADHD verses the successful outcomes that are possible through treatment.

His stories are great! He even describes the one, most important life-altering sentence he heard that forever transformed the way he thinks. Now, he's connected the dreaming part of his brain to the planning part of his brain, and the conversation those two halves are having are creating endless possibilities!

ANDREW'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“The dreaming and planning parts of my brain started to talk to each other, for the first time, and I learned so much about myself and gained a lot of ability.”

The ADHD Ability Gap

The ability gap is the difference between where the person is now in their abilities and what you are asking of them.

The job of parents, teachers, and coaches is to bridge that gap. Andrew and I go over a few ways to do that.

First of all, put steps in place that are reachable. In addition, shift your language to emphasize effort and growth.

He details the benefits of having a growth mindset and the WOOP strategy!

And, that's just during the first half of our time together. Andrew and I also delve into the topic of time-blindness, or as he says, time literacy.

~ Jennie

Links:

Andrew Akre

Click to view: show page on Awesound

You don't have to struggle in silence with ADHD, especially once it's finally diagnosed.

In Carina Taveras' case, it wasn't until she was diagnosed with ADHD, a second time, before realizing that there are many resources available for things that didn't come easily to her.

A recent graduate, receiving her associate's degree, Carina is spending time this summer helping others who are just like her.

CARINA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“We mentor the kids on accommodations, allies, empathy, self-advocacy, and how to improve accommodations.”

Struggle in Silence

Carina's assumption was that she would always have to struggle in silence. She was born with epilepsy and ADHD, but did not get treatment for ADHD until she was in college.

She shares with us her lifelong assumption that it was her bad habits preventing success. She had no idea that she was experiencing symptoms from ADHD.

Upon learning how to advocate for herself, she took an opportunity this summer to help mentor younger kids how to do the same for themselves at Camp Eye-to-Eye.

~ Jennie

Links:

Camp Eye to Eye

Click to view: show page on Awesound

You don't have to struggle in silence with ADHD, especially once it's finally diagnosed.

In Carina Taveras' case, it wasn't until she was diagnosed with ADHD, a second time, before realizing that there are many resources available for things that didn't come easily to her.

A recent graduate, receiving her associate's degree, Carina is spending time this summer helping others who are just like her.

CARINA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“We mentor the kids on accommodations, allies, empathy, self-advocacy, and how to improve accommodations.”

Struggle in Silence

Carina's assumption was that she would always have to struggle in silence. She was born with epilepsy and ADHD, but did not get treatment for ADHD until she was in college.

She shares with us her lifelong assumption that it was her bad habits preventing success. She had no idea that she was experiencing symptoms from ADHD.

Upon learning how to advocate for herself, she took an opportunity this summer to help mentor younger kids how to do the same for themselves at Camp Eye-to-Eye.

~ Jennie

Links:

Camp Eye to Eye

Click to view: show page on Awesound

You don't have to struggle in silence with ADHD, especially once it's finally diagnosed.

In Carina Taveras' case, it wasn't until she was diagnosed with ADHD, a second time, before realizing that there are many resources available for things that didn't come easily to her.

A recent graduate, receiving her associate's degree, Carina is spending time this summer helping others who are just like her.

CARINA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“We mentor the kids on accommodations, allies, empathy, self-advocacy, and how to improve accommodations.”

Struggle in Silence

Carina's assumption was that she would always have to struggle in silence. She was born with epilepsy and ADHD, but did not get treatment for ADHD until she was in college.

She shares with us her lifelong assumption that it was her bad habits preventing success. She had no idea that she was experiencing symptoms from ADHD.

Upon learning how to advocate for herself, she took an opportunity this summer to help mentor younger kids how to do the same for themselves at Camp Eye-to-Eye.

~ Jennie

Links:

Camp Eye to Eye

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Join in this fun Friday episode with my first Flashback Guest. As one of my very first guests almost 4 months ago, he now returns for episode 85 to talk about creating side income!

Introducing, Daniel Eric Bowling. Upholsterer by trade. ADHD creative by nature. Inspiring happiness.

Only now, he’s coaching others on how to do as he has done and is still doing! (see exclusive offer for See in ADHD listeners below)

“Inspiration for the everyday person. This is the place for the working man or woman who wants to live a life that isn’t defined by the work that they do. Here you will learn how to discover your version of happiness while living a fulfilled life on your own terms.”

Feel free to reach out to him on Twitter or Instagram or email him at danielericbowling @ gmail. com

DANIEL'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I help others see they can get more out of life. If they want

more they can have more.”

Creating Side Income

For Daniel, it’s personal, side jobs are his normal. In fact, he explains that rather than have one full time job, he’d often be working at three side ones instead.

But now, he’s in control … of his ADHD and self development and is busy helping others achieve the success he’s creating.

He explains that for years he wanted more out of life but didn’t really do anything about it.

That was until he began working with a coach. The difference now is that he knows what he has to offer adds value to others.

Harnessing his ADHD creativity has proven to be an inspiration for others and it can be for you too.

Click the special offer below and receive 2 free guides just for listening to us today!

~ Jennie

Links:

Special Offer For Listeners / 2 Free Guides / Freedom Bundle

Daniel Eric Bowling

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Join in this fun Friday episode with my first Flashback Guest. As one of my very first guests almost 4 months ago, he now returns for episode 85 to talk about creating side income!

Introducing, Daniel Eric Bowling. Upholsterer by trade. ADHD creative by nature. Inspiring happiness.

Only now, he’s coaching others on how to do as he has done and is still doing! (see exclusive offer for See in ADHD listeners below)

“Inspiration for the everyday person. This is the place for the working man or woman who wants to live a life that isn’t defined by the work that they do. Here you will learn how to discover your version of happiness while living a fulfilled life on your own terms.”

Feel free to reach out to him on Twitter or Instagram or email him at danielericbowling @ gmail. com

DANIEL'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I help others see they can get more out of life. If they want

more they can have more.”

Creating Side Income

For Daniel, it’s personal, side jobs are his normal. In fact, he explains that rather than have one full time job, he’d often be working at three side ones instead.

But now, he’s in control … of his ADHD and self development and is busy helping others achieve the success he’s creating.

He explains that for years he wanted more out of life but didn’t really do anything about it.

That was until he began working with a coach. The difference now is that he knows what he has to offer adds value to others.

Harnessing his ADHD creativity has proven to be an inspiration for others and it can be for you too.

Click the special offer below and receive 2 free guides just for listening to us today!

~ Jennie

Links:

Special Offer For Listeners / 2 Free Guides / Freedom Bundle

Daniel Eric Bowling

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Join in this fun Friday episode with my first Flashback Guest. As one of my very first guests almost 4 months ago, he now returns for episode 85 to talk about creating side income!

Introducing, Daniel Eric Bowling. Upholsterer by trade. ADHD creative by nature. Inspiring happiness.

Only now, he’s coaching others on how to do as he has done and is still doing! (see exclusive offer for See in ADHD listeners below)

“Inspiration for the everyday person. This is the place for the working man or woman who wants to live a life that isn’t defined by the work that they do. Here you will learn how to discover your version of happiness while living a fulfilled life on your own terms.”

Feel free to reach out to him on Twitter or Instagram or email him at danielericbowling @ gmail. com

DANIEL'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I help others see they can get more out of life. If they want

more they can have more.”

Creating Side Income

For Daniel, it’s personal, side jobs are his normal. In fact, he explains that rather than have one full time job, he’d often be working at three side ones instead.

But now, he’s in control … of his ADHD and self development and is busy helping others achieve the success he’s creating.

He explains that for years he wanted more out of life but didn’t really do anything about it.

That was until he began working with a coach. The difference now is that he knows what he has to offer adds value to others.

Harnessing his ADHD creativity has proven to be an inspiration for others and it can be for you too.

Click the special offer below and receive 2 free guides just for listening to us today!

~ Jennie

Links:

Special Offer For Listeners / 2 Free Guides / Freedom Bundle

Daniel Eric Bowling

Click to view: show page on Awesound

First of all, please watch this remarkable video on YouTube ADHA, The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Advantage.

Corey Tyrone McKinney joins me today to discuss his spoken word piece on YouTube.

Especially relevant is this line of his that sums up his attitude best:

“Stop looking at it as a disorder

and look at it for what it is … an advantage.”

COREY'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Us ADHD kids live in an inverted universe, where the things they tell us to focus on are distractions.”

ADHA, The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Advantage

Corey Tyrone McKinney is an actor who creates his own content.

ADHA, The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Advantage is the first spoken word piece he wrote.

Listen, as he describes the inspired production of his video, he’s also a great storyteller!

He shares how due to him finally embracing his ADHD, rather than ignore it, he was able to discover his true passion as an entertainer.

So, now he’s in California following his heart and making things happen for himself.

Which, is all the more awesome, you see, because he used to think that something was terribly wrong with him.

“This is the proof that neither do you. I found my niche and I found my purpose and you can do it too.”

Seems like Corey is on his way to making his dreams a reality.

~ Jennie

Links:

Corey Tyrone McKinney, Jr.

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