EPISODE 22 “PLAN TO PROCRASTINATE”
EPISODE 22 “PLAN TO PROCRASTINATE”
EPISODE 22 “PLAN TO PROCRASTINATE”
In this episode: Jen talks about why ADHD people procrastinate (hint: the usual answers - lack of executive function and an impulsive need for dopamine) and how we must accept that we will continue to procrastinate, otherwise we’ll live in a constant fantasy loop that tomorrow will be the day that I’m a person who doesn’t procrastinate! Once we accept that we will procrastinate, we can then start to make changes in how we get things done, and how we decide what we really actually want to get done.
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SOURCES USED FOR THIS EPISODE:
The Relationship b/w ADHD & Procrastination (article) Very Well Mind website
Procrastination Is An Emotional Problem (article) The New York Times
Why I Taught Myself To Procrastinate (article) Adam Grant Op-Ed NY Times
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“You Are A Lot” (an adhd podcast)
In my everyday life I’m a writer and in my every-waking-second-of-my-life, I’m an adult with ADHD. I was diagnosed in my 30’s and did nothing about it and re-visited my diagnosis in my 40’s and am now with therapy, medication, coaching, and reading everything that the experts write – I’m finally coping with ADHD in what I think of as a daily recovery. On this podcast I’ll talk about my personal experiences with all of those behaviors, thought patterns, and feelings that I’ve lived with never knowing it was ADHD. I’ll also pass along what the top experts in the field of ADHD are saying – putting together research that you may not do for yourself. I want to help spread the word that ADHD is not just about productivity and focus but it’s a lack of Executive Function which impacts every aspect of our lives including relationships, and even our self-esteem. If you have been doctor diagnosed with ADHD, self-diagnosed, are ADHD curious or people have often told you, “Um, you’re kind of a lot”– this podcast is for you.Join Podchaser to...
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