The ADHD Creative

Today’s e[isode will be a long one. I’ll record today and tomorrow to get through everything I listed in the title. There’s a lot to talk about when it comes to time. Time for life events is important, and stress, television, and ADHD all play a role. So listen in and hang in there as I talk you through all of this.

It was a rambling type of day. Once in a while, it’s good to ramble. Thanks for listening.

This one is for the kids and young adults out there who have never experienced decision-making and pushing forward in real-time. Also, there are probably a few adults who could use this experiment also. The thing is, there is nothing that compares to talking, arguing, and getting along when fast to face. Try it, you may find that you like it.

Decisions and pushing forward go hand and hand. It’s hard sometimes to make a decision or even think about pushing forward. You are the only one that can. make those decisions, YOu can ask for help of course, but it comes down to your thoughts and feelings about whatever it is you’re working on. Listen in for more.

I give a tremendous amount of credit to being successful with my ADHD. Without ADHD, I would not have been so creative in my work. It helped me to listen (not at first), speak, and formulate how to succeed in business. How about you?

Have you ever asked yurself that question? HOw about your kids, have they ever asked you that question about themselves? Maybe it’s time to think about the why and ask yourself! 

Good Morning Friends! Had some thoughts to kick off this week on The ADHD CReative. Hope they help and make sense.

As a kid, I can remember many times having to explain. my ADHD. It wasn’t always easy, and it could be very frustrating at times. In the end I learned a lot about ADHD, me, and how to explain what was going on with my brain.

This idea of using a xy-axis graph could be useful to some. Others may have a better or different way to do this. It’s time to share your ideas.

Whether they are good ideas or not, the increased blood flow after surgery has brought on a host of ideas, thoughts, and possible changes I may need to make. What’s your take on today’s podcast?