See in ADHD

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.

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.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

There are videos on everything these days … including How to ADHD via video.

Jessica McCabe joins me today to talk about her YouTube Channel.

I think her Twitter bio sums it up best:

“Building a toolbox of techniques for tackling ADHD. I’ll tweet about the latest research, tried techniques, and my own foibles along the way to ADHD adulthood.”

Go ahead, watch the video and subscribe and then come back and listen to us talk all about How to ADHD.

JESSICA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“This is not something I need to overcome, this is just who I am. It’s a part of me.”

ADHD Via Video

Jessica explains about How to ADHD gives information in fun (and short) videos.

For example, as she puts it, “We have some trouble with our executive function. But, what does every executive need? A secretary.”

And then continues describing how your To-Do list could be seen as your own personal secretary.

In this episode, Jessica shares how so much about ADHD is about perspective. And changing your perspective is powerful.

Rather than viewing traits as defects or flaws, you can choose to see gifted and unique.

As well with that darn ‘ol To-Do list…it can feel like your ball and chain or you can take care of it as you would a pet, with love and devotion.

Please do reach out and let Jessica know your thoughts on the show…this is, after all, her first time on a podcast.

~ Jennie

Links:

How to ADHD

Jessica McCabe

Click to view: show page on Awesound

There are videos on everything these days … including How to ADHD via video.

Jessica McCabe joins me today to talk about her YouTube Channel.

I think her Twitter bio sums it up best:

“Building a toolbox of techniques for tackling ADHD. I’ll tweet about the latest research, tried techniques, and my own foibles along the way to ADHD adulthood.”

Go ahead, watch the video and subscribe and then come back and listen to us talk all about How to ADHD.

JESSICA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“This is not something I need to overcome, this is just who I am. It’s a part of me.”

ADHD Via Video

Jessica explains about How to ADHD gives information in fun (and short) videos.

For example, as she puts it, “We have some trouble with our executive function. But, what does every executive need? A secretary.”

And then continues describing how your To-Do list could be seen as your own personal secretary.

In this episode, Jessica shares how so much about ADHD is about perspective. And changing your perspective is powerful.

Rather than viewing traits as defects or flaws, you can choose to see gifted and unique.

As well with that darn ‘ol To-Do list…it can feel like your ball and chain or you can take care of it as you would a pet, with love and devotion.

Please do reach out and let Jessica know your thoughts on the show…this is, after all, her first time on a podcast.

~ Jennie

Links:

How to ADHD

Jessica McCabe

Click to view: show page on Awesound

There are videos on everything these days … including How to ADHD via video.

Jessica McCabe joins me today to talk about her YouTube Channel.

I think her Twitter bio sums it up best:

“Building a toolbox of techniques for tackling ADHD. I’ll tweet about the latest research, tried techniques, and my own foibles along the way to ADHD adulthood.”

Go ahead, watch the video and subscribe and then come back and listen to us talk all about How to ADHD.

JESSICA'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“This is not something I need to overcome, this is just who I am. It’s a part of me.”

ADHD Via Video

Jessica explains about How to ADHD gives information in fun (and short) videos.

For example, as she puts it, “We have some trouble with our executive function. But, what does every executive need? A secretary.”

And then continues describing how your To-Do list could be seen as your own personal secretary.

In this episode, Jessica shares how so much about ADHD is about perspective. And changing your perspective is powerful.

Rather than viewing traits as defects or flaws, you can choose to see gifted and unique.

As well with that darn ‘ol To-Do list…it can feel like your ball and chain or you can take care of it as you would a pet, with love and devotion.

Please do reach out and let Jessica know your thoughts on the show…this is, after all, her first time on a podcast.

~ Jennie

Links:

How to ADHD

Jessica McCabe

Click to view: show page on Awesound

It's difficult to know what's accurate ADHD information versus bull when the truth is you just don't know.

Sadly, some people exploit this ignorance for financial gain...and that's what drives us nuts!

As ADHD Coaches, part of what we do is stay up on the latest and greatest science has to offer as far as new research or new techniques.

Listen in, as I introduce a new segment called bADD Information with cohost Agnes Green, of Agnes Green Coaching. She loves to rip into the bad players and shed light on truth.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

It's difficult to know what's accurate ADHD information versus bull when the truth is you just don't know.

Sadly, some people exploit this ignorance for financial gain...and that's what drives us nuts!

As ADHD Coaches, part of what we do is stay up on the latest and greatest science has to offer as far as new research or new techniques.

Listen in, as I introduce a new segment called bADD Information with cohost Agnes Green, of Agnes Green Coaching. She loves to rip into the bad players and shed light on truth.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

It's difficult to know what's accurate ADHD information versus bull when the truth is you just don't know.

Sadly, some people exploit this ignorance for financial gain...and that's what drives us nuts!

As ADHD Coaches, part of what we do is stay up on the latest and greatest science has to offer as far as new research or new techniques.

Listen in, as I introduce a new segment called bADD Information with cohost Agnes Green, of Agnes Green Coaching. She loves to rip into the bad players and shed light on truth.

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Jess Larsen joins me today to talk about how he’s found success by doubling down on his strengths rather focusing on improving his weaknesses.

Addicted to snowboarding, this devoted dad of 4, loves Mexican food and listening to audiobooks.

He’s also got his hand in a million different projects including Child Rescue, CEO coaching, leadership training, a RE investment fund, and the Ideation Collective (icollective.co) along with its podcast, Innovation & Leadership.

Please do go check it out and subscribe to his newsletter. As he explains, Ideation Collective is a liquid network of good ideas.

JESS' AWESOME QUOTE:

“ADHD isn’t necessarily a disorder. If harnessed properly, I feel it’s an advantage, for me at least.”

Doubling Down

Jess advices doubling down on your natural talents. It’s how he went from being an art school dropout to a successful entrepreneur in mergers and acquisitions.

He explains how energy and passion drive your activities.

An avid audiobook listener, Jess has listened to about 2 audiobooks a week for the last 15 years. Check out seeinadhd.com for links to the ones he references in the show. (I do not make any money from their purchase, these are not affiliate links)

~ Jennie

Links:

Ideation Collective

Jess Larsen

Innovation & Leadership

Click to view: show page on Awesound