How to Make Decisions When You’re Afraid of Getting It Wrong
Here’s how ADHD adults can confidently make decisions and reduce second-guessing when they’re afraid of getting it wrong.
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How This Weekly Habit Helps ADHD Adults Follow Through
Learn how to use this weekly habit of reviewing and planning to start and follow through on what matters most to you.
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Part 1 – How ADHD Adults Prioritize When Everything Feels Important
Work, family, health, and personal goals can often compete for your attention. Learn how ADHD adults decide what matters most.
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Making Home Management Easier With ADHD
Discover how ADHD adults can approach home management in areas like finances, meal planning, and organization that feel more doable.
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The Weekly Practice You Need to Be Proactive with ADHD
Struggling to plan? Learn this step-by-step weekly practice you can use that will help you be more proactive and productive.
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ADHD and Overcommitting: How to Decide What Matters
Ready to stop overcommitting? Learn why ADHD adults may say yes too quickly and how to be more intentional with your time and energy.
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How To Prioritize With ADHD
Transcript (00:00): Find it hard to prioritize when everything seems important, but there’s only one of you and just not enough time. You’ve tuned into Scattered Focused, done Re-Imagining Productivity with ADHD, A podcast for ADHD adults like you who want to learn how to adopt the best strategies, tools, and skills to get your essential work done in a way that works with the way your brain is wired. I’m Marla Cummins and I’m glad you’re joining me today on this journey to re-Imagining Productivity with A DHD, so you can get what is important to you done without trying to do it like everyone else. So you wonder what you should be working on and also why is it so hard for you…
