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ADHD: A Different Hard Drive?

My first book has finally been published.

Please go to Amazon and check it out!

Here is the first review I ever received pre-print and it expresses what I hope everyone can gain from reading it:

“You have the same amount of hours in the day as I do,” my boyfriend and I were arguing again about my organizational methods, or, lack there of. I had been recently diagnosed with ADHD and was only beginning my journey of learning to manage the debilitating condition. As much as my boyfriend wanted to understand, he just didn’t. He was unable to. He had no idea what it was like. Because of his inability to relate to the jumble that my mind was on a regular basis, he would say things that would cut me to the core. I would respond with defensive, hurtful words; leaving us both frustrated and isolated.

I came across “ADHD: A Different Hard Drive.” I showed it to him and he inhaled the booklet. Clearly he wanted to understand more about my world. The next day, I was met with understanding that caught me off guard. Instead of the toe tapping and sighs while I looked for my keys, he lent suggestions as to where they might be. When I fluttered around jumping between three different projects, I paused to come up for air. My boyfriend was gazing at me with wonderment. “What?” I was suspicious. “Just watching how your brain works, waiting to see where your focus goes next.” Who was this man? What was in that book?

“ADHD: A Different Hard Drive” breaks down ADHD in a relatable, empathetic way. My boyfriend cared for me, but was unable to understand. I was unable to explain. “A Different Hard Drive” was a saving grace, as it bridged the gap in miscommunication. I found that as he learned and realized what ADHD truly was, I gained confidence and would look optimistically towards the next day. Nothing gives more hope than feeling understood. This book gives just that.

~ R. Mackey

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Alan Brown, of Crusher TV, joins me again today to discuss more ADHD brain hacks as well as his new book, Zen & The Art of Productivity.

As the creator of the ADD Crusher program and Crusher TV, Alan knows a thing or two about brain hacking and productivity.

From overcoming drinking and drugging to his wild success in corporate advertising, Alan is proof that ADHD doesn’t have to stand in your way of doing anything you want to do in life.

By the way, I’m not just a fan, I’m also in his membership community and recommend you join as well, visit CrusherTV.com for details.

Alan’s Awesome Quote:

“I’ve had success because I didn’t give up and I just do these little things every day.”

For more visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-brain-hacks

~ Jennie

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Alan Brown, of Crusher TV, joins me again today to discuss more ADHD brain hacks as well as his new book, Zen & The Art of Productivity.

As the creator of the ADD Crusher program and Crusher TV, Alan knows a thing or two about brain hacking and productivity.

From overcoming drinking and drugging to his wild success in corporate advertising, Alan is proof that ADHD doesn’t have to stand in your way of doing anything you want to do in life.

By the way, I’m not just a fan, I’m also in his membership community and recommend you join as well, visit CrusherTV.com for details.

Alan’s Awesome Quote:

“I’ve had success because I didn’t give up and I just do these little things every day.”

For more visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-brain-hacks

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Alan Brown, of Crusher TV, joins me again today to discuss more ADHD brain hacks as well as his new book, Zen & The Art of Productivity.

As the creator of the ADD Crusher program and Crusher TV, Alan knows a thing or two about brain hacking and productivity.

From overcoming drinking and drugging to his wild success in corporate advertising, Alan is proof that ADHD doesn’t have to stand in your way of doing anything you want to do in life.

By the way, I’m not just a fan, I’m also in his membership community and recommend you join as well, visit CrusherTV.com for details.

Alan’s Awesome Quote:

“I’ve had success because I didn’t give up and I just do these little things every day.”

For more visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-brain-hacks

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Alan Brown, of Crusher TV, joins me again today to discuss more ADHD brain hacks as well as his new book, Zen & The Art of Productivity.

As the creator of the ADD Crusher program and Crusher TV, Alan knows a thing or two about brain hacking and productivity.

From overcoming drinking and drugging to his wild success in corporate advertising, Alan is proof that ADHD doesn’t have to stand in your way of doing anything you want to do in life.

By the way, I’m not just a fan, I’m also in his membership community and recommend you join as well, visit CrusherTV.com for details.

Alan’s Awesome Quote:

“I’ve had success because I didn’t give up and I just do these little things every day.”

For more visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-brain-hacks

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Geoff explains that having ADHD is just a way of being. He shares how he’s come to believe this and makes a very compelling argument based on the work of others, most notably, Thom Hartmann.

While there may be some drawbacks to having the condition, Geoff also lets us in on the fact that there are some almost superpower aspects he’s experienced. And he also has strong opinions about ADHD medication and meditation.

You can read more of his thoughts by subscribing to his blog: medium.com/@geoffpilkington

For more of the original show notes visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-mind

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Geoff explains that having ADHD is just a way of being. He shares how he’s come to believe this and makes a very compelling argument based on the work of others, most notably, Thom Hartmann.

While there may be some drawbacks to having the condition, Geoff also lets us in on the fact that there are some almost superpower aspects he’s experienced. And he also has strong opinions about ADHD medication and meditation.

You can read more of his thoughts by subscribing to his blog: medium.com/@geoffpilkington

For more of the original show notes visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-mind

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Geoff explains that having ADHD is just a way of being. He shares how he’s come to believe this and makes a very compelling argument based on the work of others, most notably, Thom Hartmann.

While there may be some drawbacks to having the condition, Geoff also lets us in on the fact that there are some almost superpower aspects he’s experienced. And he also has strong opinions about ADHD medication and meditation.

You can read more of his thoughts by subscribing to his blog: medium.com/@geoffpilkington

For more of the original show notes visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-mind

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Geoff explains that having ADHD is just a way of being. He shares how he’s come to believe this and makes a very compelling argument based on the work of others, most notably, Thom Hartmann.

While there may be some drawbacks to having the condition, Geoff also lets us in on the fact that there are some almost superpower aspects he’s experienced. And he also has strong opinions about ADHD medication and meditation.

You can read more of his thoughts by subscribing to his blog: medium.com/@geoffpilkington

For more of the original show notes visit: seeinadhd.com/adhd-mind

~ Jennie

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Organize Mindfully is the creation of Mark Dillon. His website and podcast of the same name, along with his book (still in progress) Organize Mindfully - 7 Steps to Create and Maintain Order in Your Life, all serve to spread new perspectives, ideas, and strategies to inspire everyone to organize mindfully.

Listen, as he explains how to embrace the concept of being open to processes that can enhance the way you organize as well as the way you live your life.

He is creative, caring, and genuinely looks to connect with others.  Whether it is through Twitter or email, he is available to support you on your journey into figuring out how you may best organize your world. 

Nowadays, you can find him on his MindfulVegan podcast.

~ Jennie

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