The ADHD Creative

I think it’s an honest question. I’d like your honest answers.

We all come to a stage like this in our lives. It might be about work or home life, but it does happen and we usually get over it. There are cases when that doesn’t happen, but no one has the right to tell you how to deal with your issues.  They can advise or not advise as I did today. I have had meltdown issues, but never burnout to the point of calling it quits. Listen in for more.

This isn’t an exact science nor should it be attempted without thinking long and hard about what I am talking about. It doesn’t always work for me so think about that before you try it.

Goal setting has always been a favorite subject of mine. I’ve taught out to many and can never stop talking about it, especially if one has ADHD. It’s almost a must for us to handle things in life and at work. Listen in for more.

There is non easy answer to this. I try to give some ideas to test out and then try and find your own focus point through trail and error.
Listen in for more on this.

Creativity Starvation is a real thing. You may not thing so, but it is, at least in my world. It’s all in how you use it and restart it that’s key. Listen in for more.

It isn’t easy to change boring to creative. Today I’m talking about the ways I make things boring creative so I can tolerate them.

I don’t think that something boring can ever be interesting, but it can be creative and that’s what you need to think about. Of course, that’s my opinion. As far as drugs, if you listened to my podcast I feel you know my stance on drugs. If not listen in for more on that in this episode.

Getting things done is something we all want to achieve on a daily basis, but there are times when it just doesn’t happen. Should we get upset with ourselves when it doesn’t? No, I say.

I was told to find a “happy thing” or something to be happy about when depression looms. It doesn’t always work, but there are times when it works perfectly. Listen in for more.