See in ADHD

Thank you for listening to See in ADHD. I’m Jennie Friedman and I invite you to join me in celebrating my epic 100th episode!

I wanted this episode to be for the people who make the show possible, you…the people who listen to it.

You see, it’s not just the 100th episode, but also, at the time of my writing this…there are 96,635 downloads as well.

Okay, I wanted 100,000 by the 100th episode, but hey, the fact that this show has been played tens of thousands of times in the last 5 months is awesome!

JENNIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I’m changing the cultural conversation around ADHD two ears at a time apple.co/1RGp5xu Listen how on my podcast seeinadhd.com ”

Epic 100th Episode

I’ve kept it a secret until now…but basically this is an epic 100th episode!

I invited 4 loyal listeners to share with me their favorite guest, and then had them meet (while recording, of course!)

After thanking an incredible friend of mine, Tom Nardone, for his support and contribution, first up is Michelle and Lynne. Listen to them talk, one mom to another. Next, you’ll hear from Michael, a truck driver, meet with beauty queen, Brookley. What do they have in common? A love for creative genius and charity! Next, we listen in to Steve, a graphic artist, as he meets Andrew, a coach who shares a similar history as he. And finally, another Michelle meets her favorite guest, Corey. His explanation of how what “others tell you to focus on is the distraction,” hit home for her, while catapulting him into YouTube notoriety.

So what do mothers, truck drivers, beauty queens, graphic artists, coaches and actors have in common?

See in ADHD and find out for yourself. The more we talk about the differences we see in ADHD, the more you’ll see how much everyone is alike.

~ Jennie

Links:

Eric Willhelm

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Thank you for listening to See in ADHD. I’m Jennie Friedman and I invite you to join me in celebrating my epic 100th episode!

I wanted this episode to be for the people who make the show possible, you…the people who listen to it.

You see, it’s not just the 100th episode, but also, at the time of my writing this…there are 96,635 downloads as well.

Okay, I wanted 100,000 by the 100th episode, but hey, the fact that this show has been played tens of thousands of times in the last 5 months is awesome!

JENNIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I’m changing the cultural conversation around ADHD two ears at a time apple.co/1RGp5xu Listen how on my podcast seeinadhd.com ”

Epic 100th Episode

I’ve kept it a secret until now…but basically this is an epic 100th episode!

I invited 4 loyal listeners to share with me their favorite guest, and then had them meet (while recording, of course!)

After thanking an incredible friend of mine, Tom Nardone, for his support and contribution, first up is Michelle and Lynne. Listen to them talk, one mom to another. Next, you’ll hear from Michael, a truck driver, meet with beauty queen, Brookley. What do they have in common? A love for creative genius and charity! Next, we listen in to Steve, a graphic artist, as he meets Andrew, a coach who shares a similar history as he. And finally, another Michelle meets her favorite guest, Corey. His explanation of how what “others tell you to focus on is the distraction,” hit home for her, while catapulting him into YouTube notoriety.

So what do mothers, truck drivers, beauty queens, graphic artists, coaches and actors have in common?

See in ADHD and find out for yourself. The more we talk about the differences we see in ADHD, the more you’ll see how much everyone is alike.

~ Jennie

Links:

Eric Willhelm

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Thank you for listening to See in ADHD. I’m Jennie Friedman and I invite you to join me in celebrating my epic 100th episode!

I wanted this episode to be for the people who make the show possible, you…the people who listen to it.

You see, it’s not just the 100th episode, but also, at the time of my writing this…there are 96,635 downloads as well.

Okay, I wanted 100,000 by the 100th episode, but hey, the fact that this show has been played tens of thousands of times in the last 5 months is awesome!

JENNIE'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“I’m changing the cultural conversation around ADHD two ears at a time apple.co/1RGp5xu Listen how on my podcast seeinadhd.com ”

Epic 100th Episode

I’ve kept it a secret until now…but basically this is an epic 100th episode!

I invited 4 loyal listeners to share with me their favorite guest, and then had them meet (while recording, of course!)

After thanking an incredible friend of mine, Tom Nardone, for his support and contribution, first up is Michelle and Lynne. Listen to them talk, one mom to another. Next, you’ll hear from Michael, a truck driver, meet with beauty queen, Brookley. What do they have in common? A love for creative genius and charity! Next, we listen in to Steve, a graphic artist, as he meets Andrew, a coach who shares a similar history as he. And finally, another Michelle meets her favorite guest, Corey. His explanation of how what “others tell you to focus on is the distraction,” hit home for her, while catapulting him into YouTube notoriety.

So what do mothers, truck drivers, beauty queens, graphic artists, coaches and actors have in common?

See in ADHD and find out for yourself. The more we talk about the differences we see in ADHD, the more you’ll see how much everyone is alike.

~ Jennie

Links:

Eric Willhelm

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Brett was diagnosed with ADHD in his 40’s. He clearly remembers what it was like before and says that life now, since his ADHD diagnosis, is better.

In this episode, he describes his transformation based on awareness, acceptance, and embracing his ADHD.

The passion for helping others based on what’s he’s learned is reflective in his life. He even changed careers to become an ADHD Coach, the only one, in fact, in Newfoundland, Canada.

BRETT'S AWESOME QUOTE:

After his later-in-life diagnosis:

“I’ve seen both sides of that coin, and this side’s better.”

Life After the ADHD Diagnosis

Brett Thornhill is a fellow ADHD Coach whom I met at the 2015 CHADD Conference in New Orleans, Louisianna. I asked him on the show because he’s an ispiration and I believe his is a story worth sharing. His point of view, while unique for him, is also the story of millions.

He describes some of the feelings that he experienced from the almost grief-like process upon diagnosis to the joy of reinvention. He likes to say that since his diagnosis he has become Brett 2.0.

As my friend and colleague, Brett coproduces the podcast The ADD Couple with me. Please do check it out if you want to hear two ADHD Coaches talk about all things ADHD. And if you like it, please do subscribe, rate, and review the show.

~ Jennie

Links:

Brett Thornhill, ACG, ACC

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Brett was diagnosed with ADHD in his 40’s. He clearly remembers what it was like before and says that life now, since his ADHD diagnosis, is better.

In this episode, he describes his transformation based on awareness, acceptance, and embracing his ADHD.

The passion for helping others based on what’s he’s learned is reflective in his life. He even changed careers to become an ADHD Coach, the only one, in fact, in Newfoundland, Canada.

BRETT'S AWESOME QUOTE:

After his later-in-life diagnosis:

“I’ve seen both sides of that coin, and this side’s better.”

Life After the ADHD Diagnosis

Brett Thornhill is a fellow ADHD Coach whom I met at the 2015 CHADD Conference in New Orleans, Louisianna. I asked him on the show because he’s an ispiration and I believe his is a story worth sharing. His point of view, while unique for him, is also the story of millions.

He describes some of the feelings that he experienced from the almost grief-like process upon diagnosis to the joy of reinvention. He likes to say that since his diagnosis he has become Brett 2.0.

As my friend and colleague, Brett coproduces the podcast The ADD Couple with me. Please do check it out if you want to hear two ADHD Coaches talk about all things ADHD. And if you like it, please do subscribe, rate, and review the show.

~ Jennie

Links:

Brett Thornhill, ACG, ACC

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Brett was diagnosed with ADHD in his 40’s. He clearly remembers what it was like before and says that life now, since his ADHD diagnosis, is better.

In this episode, he describes his transformation based on awareness, acceptance, and embracing his ADHD.

The passion for helping others based on what’s he’s learned is reflective in his life. He even changed careers to become an ADHD Coach, the only one, in fact, in Newfoundland, Canada.

BRETT'S AWESOME QUOTE:

After his later-in-life diagnosis:

“I’ve seen both sides of that coin, and this side’s better.”

Life After the ADHD Diagnosis

Brett Thornhill is a fellow ADHD Coach whom I met at the 2015 CHADD Conference in New Orleans, Louisianna. I asked him on the show because he’s an ispiration and I believe his is a story worth sharing. His point of view, while unique for him, is also the story of millions.

He describes some of the feelings that he experienced from the almost grief-like process upon diagnosis to the joy of reinvention. He likes to say that since his diagnosis he has become Brett 2.0.

As my friend and colleague, Brett coproduces the podcast The ADD Couple with me. Please do check it out if you want to hear two ADHD Coaches talk about all things ADHD. And if you like it, please do subscribe, rate, and review the show.

~ Jennie

Links:

Brett Thornhill, ACG, ACC

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Brian King is master of bashing barriers associated with ADHD and other learning challenges as an international speaker, social worker and success coach.

He, himself, has both physical and mental barriers he’s had to learn to work around. So, he can relate to almost any challenge.

One of his biggest lessons has been that it’s okay to have others help you. In fact, he affectionately refers to his three sons as his ‘To-Do Crew.’

Be sure to check out his site and get his free ebook, ‘Executive Functions 101’!

BRIAN'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Embrace the fact that you have some vulnerabilities, there’s stuff that your brain simply doesn’t do. And, it’s okay to use tools and to lean on other people because at the end of the day we are all in this together.”

Barriers Associated With ADHD

Brian is a communication specialist and that’s because he’s had to work so very hard to learn how to effectively communicate himself.

Born with ADHD, dyslexia, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, he explains that like his sons with Asperger’s, he knows the frustration of not catching the nuances of social situations and being misunderstood.

In this episode, he shares one story of how a dear friend helped him out in a social situation that many others found too awkward to address.

~ Jennie

Links:

Brian King

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Brian King is master of bashing barriers associated with ADHD and other learning challenges as an international speaker, social worker and success coach.

He, himself, has both physical and mental barriers he’s had to learn to work around. So, he can relate to almost any challenge.

One of his biggest lessons has been that it’s okay to have others help you. In fact, he affectionately refers to his three sons as his ‘To-Do Crew.’

Be sure to check out his site and get his free ebook, ‘Executive Functions 101’!

BRIAN'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Embrace the fact that you have some vulnerabilities, there’s stuff that your brain simply doesn’t do. And, it’s okay to use tools and to lean on other people because at the end of the day we are all in this together.”

Barriers Associated With ADHD

Brian is a communication specialist and that’s because he’s had to work so very hard to learn how to effectively communicate himself.

Born with ADHD, dyslexia, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, he explains that like his sons with Asperger’s, he knows the frustration of not catching the nuances of social situations and being misunderstood.

In this episode, he shares one story of how a dear friend helped him out in a social situation that many others found too awkward to address.

~ Jennie

Links:

Brian King

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Brian King is master of bashing barriers associated with ADHD and other learning challenges as an international speaker, social worker and success coach.

He, himself, has both physical and mental barriers he’s had to learn to work around. So, he can relate to almost any challenge.

One of his biggest lessons has been that it’s okay to have others help you. In fact, he affectionately refers to his three sons as his ‘To-Do Crew.’

Be sure to check out his site and get his free ebook, ‘Executive Functions 101’!

BRIAN'S AWESOME QUOTE:

“Embrace the fact that you have some vulnerabilities, there’s stuff that your brain simply doesn’t do. And, it’s okay to use tools and to lean on other people because at the end of the day we are all in this together.”

Barriers Associated With ADHD

Brian is a communication specialist and that’s because he’s had to work so very hard to learn how to effectively communicate himself.

Born with ADHD, dyslexia, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, he explains that like his sons with Asperger’s, he knows the frustration of not catching the nuances of social situations and being misunderstood.

In this episode, he shares one story of how a dear friend helped him out in a social situation that many others found too awkward to address.

~ Jennie

Links:

Brian King

Click to view: show page on Awesound

Misinformation does not help our collective u detests ding of ADHD.

In fact, it only adds to the stigma that ADHD coaches like Agnes Green and I work so hard at eradicating.

Listen and learn why not to believe everything you read.

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