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‘More movement’ sums up a lot about my guest, Kris Moauro (pronounced More-Oh), who discovered at age 36 that he has ADHD, finally explaining why he was always on the move.

I met Kris back in 2013 at ADDCoach Academy (ADDCA) where we both trained to be ADHD Coaches.

Listen in, as I catch up with what’s he’s been up to…it’s exciting!

KRIS' AWESOME QUOTE:

"I saw what all those negative beliefs and thoughts did to me. I'm a firm believer you can change that around and start putting positive things in."

More Movement

It was after his diagnosis when self-discovery and self-awareness inspired the creation of his company More Movement. As he says on his website, “I want to be a part of a world that empowers people with ADHD to KEEP MOVING towards the experience of connecting to a loving, supporting community of acceptance.”

Moral Obligation Reachout Engagement

(Not only is Kris a collegue of mine, he’s a successful singer/songwriter and has a television project coming out soon.)

If you’d like to know more about Kris or contact him, visit: more-movement.com.

Please do subscribe to See in ADHD talk radio on iTunes. And, while you’re there be sure to leave your rating and review.

~ Jennie

Links:

Kris Moauro

ADHD, ADHD coaching, coach, singer, more-movement

Click to view: show page on Awesound

‘More movement’ sums up a lot about my guest, Kris Moauro (pronounced More-Oh), who discovered at age 36 that he has ADHD, finally explaining why he was always on the move.

I met Kris back in 2013 at ADDCoach Academy (ADDCA) where we both trained to be ADHD Coaches.

Listen in, as I catch up with what’s he’s been up to…it’s exciting!

KRIS' AWESOME QUOTE:

"I saw what all those negative beliefs and thoughts did to me. I'm a firm believer you can change that around and start putting positive things in."

More Movement

It was after his diagnosis when self-discovery and self-awareness inspired the creation of his company More Movement. As he says on his website, “I want to be a part of a world that empowers people with ADHD to KEEP MOVING towards the experience of connecting to a loving, supporting community of acceptance.”

Moral Obligation Reachout Engagement

(Not only is Kris a collegue of mine, he’s a successful singer/songwriter and has a television project coming out soon.)

If you’d like to know more about Kris or contact him, visit: more-movement.com.

Please do subscribe to See in ADHD talk radio on iTunes. And, while you’re there be sure to leave your rating and review.

~ Jennie

Links:

Kris Moauro

ADHD, ADHD coaching, coach, singer, more-movement

Click to view: show page on Awesound

“That’s the glitches and glitter of my ADHD,” is the best way I’ve heard, in a long time, to describe the double edge sword that defines ADHD.

Billie Henderson, mommy, wife, and adventurer, joins me in this episode, sharing her experience when first trying acupuncture to treat her anxiety associated with ADHD.

Because she is not one for pharmacological treatments, she instead, turns to the “I’ll try anything once” method that has probably served her best.

BILLIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“For a long time I just got stuck in the glitches and the negative self-talk that comes with that … it’s the nevers and the always that kill ya.”

The Glitches and Glitter

Exploring the glitches and glitter of ADHD with Billie becomes a poignant journey because of her insightful awesomeness. Most of all, she’ll wow you with one example after another in her soul baring jaunt into her psyche.

I admire her bravery as she opens up with stories that will have you on the edge of your seat.

One especially relevant example of an ADHD glitch, according to Billie, is when she hears of something and says, “Ooh, I really want to do that,” only to later admit, “Oh yeah, I forgot about it.” Or, when she describes how heartbreaking it is that sometimes, even with her kids, she mentally just isn’t “there.”

Yet, when she shines, she’s all glitter, because when she manages to do 5 things at once, quickly and effectively, it’s much to the amazement of others. And, take her photographic memory, it’s one to envy, as she credits it to knowing where anything is at any given moment.

~ Jennie

Links:

Eric Willhelm

Click to view: show page on Awesound

“That’s the glitches and glitter of my ADHD,” is the best way I’ve heard, in a long time, to describe the double edge sword that defines ADHD.

Billie Henderson, mommy, wife, and adventurer, joins me in this episode, sharing her experience when first trying acupuncture to treat her anxiety associated with ADHD.

Because she is not one for pharmacological treatments, she instead, turns to the “I’ll try anything once” method that has probably served her best.

BILLIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“For a long time I just got stuck in the glitches and the negative self-talk that comes with that … it’s the nevers and the always that kill ya.”

The Glitches and Glitter

Exploring the glitches and glitter of ADHD with Billie becomes a poignant journey because of her insightful awesomeness. Most of all, she’ll wow you with one example after another in her soul baring jaunt into her psyche.

I admire her bravery as she opens up with stories that will have you on the edge of your seat.

One especially relevant example of an ADHD glitch, according to Billie, is when she hears of something and says, “Ooh, I really want to do that,” only to later admit, “Oh yeah, I forgot about it.” Or, when she describes how heartbreaking it is that sometimes, even with her kids, she mentally just isn’t “there.”

Yet, when she shines, she’s all glitter, because when she manages to do 5 things at once, quickly and effectively, it’s much to the amazement of others. And, take her photographic memory, it’s one to envy, as she credits it to knowing where anything is at any given moment.

~ Jennie

Links:

Eric Willhelm

Click to view: show page on Awesound

“That’s the glitches and glitter of my ADHD,” is the best way I’ve heard, in a long time, to describe the double edge sword that defines ADHD.

Billie Henderson, mommy, wife, and adventurer, joins me in this episode, sharing her experience when first trying acupuncture to treat her anxiety associated with ADHD.

Because she is not one for pharmacological treatments, she instead, turns to the “I’ll try anything once” method that has probably served her best.

BILLIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“For a long time I just got stuck in the glitches and the negative self-talk that comes with that … it’s the nevers and the always that kill ya.”

The Glitches and Glitter

Exploring the glitches and glitter of ADHD with Billie becomes a poignant journey because of her insightful awesomeness. Most of all, she’ll wow you with one example after another in her soul baring jaunt into her psyche.

I admire her bravery as she opens up with stories that will have you on the edge of your seat.

One especially relevant example of an ADHD glitch, according to Billie, is when she hears of something and says, “Ooh, I really want to do that,” only to later admit, “Oh yeah, I forgot about it.” Or, when she describes how heartbreaking it is that sometimes, even with her kids, she mentally just isn’t “there.”

Yet, when she shines, she’s all glitter, because when she manages to do 5 things at once, quickly and effectively, it’s much to the amazement of others. And, take her photographic memory, it’s one to envy, as she credits it to knowing where anything is at any given moment.

~ Jennie

Links:

Eric Willhelm

Click to view: show page on Awesound

The best ADHD support starts at home. In this episode you’ll hear these wise words, and more, from a mom who has co-created with her husband a family strong.

Adrienne McLean is in business for herself as a trained presentations and marketing coach. Please check out her website, The Speakers Practice, below.

The skills she’s learned in helping others build confidence and create an engaged mindset, are the same ones she’s used as a parent.

ADRIENNE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Not giving up, I think that is something you have to develop … and that really helps focus on keeping going on what’s working.”

ADHD Support Starts

In the family, that’s where ADHD support starts, according to my guest toady. Two of her three children are diagnosed with ADHD, so listen as she shares stories including the impact during the teenage years, I think will resonate with many parents!

Adrienne McLean also shares a lot about her growing up in a family of hard working entrepreneurs to becoming one herself. And you know what? She strongly suspects she has ADHD too, but hasn’t been officially diagnosed.

~ Jennie

Links:

Adrienne McLean

Adrienne McLean

Click to view: show page on Awesound

The best ADHD support starts at home. In this episode you’ll hear these wise words, and more, from a mom who has co-created with her husband a family strong.

Adrienne McLean is in business for herself as a trained presentations and marketing coach. Please check out her website, The Speakers Practice, below.

The skills she’s learned in helping others build confidence and create an engaged mindset, are the same ones she’s used as a parent.

ADRIENNE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Not giving up, I think that is something you have to develop … and that really helps focus on keeping going on what’s working.”

ADHD Support Starts

In the family, that’s where ADHD support starts, according to my guest toady. Two of her three children are diagnosed with ADHD, so listen as she shares stories including the impact during the teenage years, I think will resonate with many parents!

Adrienne McLean also shares a lot about her growing up in a family of hard working entrepreneurs to becoming one herself. And you know what? She strongly suspects she has ADHD too, but hasn’t been officially diagnosed.

~ Jennie

Links:

Adrienne McLean

Adrienne McLean

Click to view: show page on Awesound

The best ADHD support starts at home. In this episode you’ll hear these wise words, and more, from a mom who has co-created with her husband a family strong.

Adrienne McLean is in business for herself as a trained presentations and marketing coach. Please check out her website, The Speakers Practice, below.

The skills she’s learned in helping others build confidence and create an engaged mindset, are the same ones she’s used as a parent.

ADRIENNE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Not giving up, I think that is something you have to develop … and that really helps focus on keeping going on what’s working.”

ADHD Support Starts

In the family, that’s where ADHD support starts, according to my guest toady. Two of her three children are diagnosed with ADHD, so listen as she shares stories including the impact during the teenage years, I think will resonate with many parents!

Adrienne McLean also shares a lot about her growing up in a family of hard working entrepreneurs to becoming one herself. And you know what? She strongly suspects she has ADHD too, but hasn’t been officially diagnosed.

~ Jennie

Links:

Adrienne McLean

Adrienne McLean

Click to view: show page on Awesound