Habits to Change Your Life
Purposely creating new, positive habits can make a huge difference in your life. So much of our lives is lived on autopilot; doing things without thinking about them. We can take advantage of this to get more done and be more productive. Conventional wisdom says that it takes 21 days to develop a new habit, […]
How to Keep Your Passwords Safe (and Still Find Them)
It’s mind blowing when you think about how many passwords we have to remember. We have them for websites and even at work. And don’t get me started on PINs. I have 3 cards plus my dad’s and I have to remember my husbands for him. It’s enough to make you crazy. Anyway, back to […]
How Sunday Can Equal Sanity
I am writing this on Sunday evening. OK. I lied. It’s almost 11:00pm Sunday night. Still, the idea that I’m about to suggest is a good one. And I promise, I did do the actual part this afternoon. It’s called the Sunday Night Plan. And I call it that even though you can do it […]
Are You Becalmed?
Becalmed is not the state of being calm. Becalmed is a sailing term meaning to keep motionless by lack of wind. Now obviously wind is not usually a factor in our state of being. I am using this term as a metaphor for our tendency to stay motionless. When you have ADHD, motivation can be […]
Are You Phone Phobic?
That might seem to be a silly question when everyone you know has a cellphone, but those of us with ADHD often have trouble talking on the phone, especially when it’s a business type of call. When you have ADHD, it can be hard to conduct a conversation, remember all of the things that you […]
Why It’s OK to Waste Time Now and Then
Note: I feel like I talk about myself too much in this blog, but at the same time, I relay my experiences and hopefully how I solved them so that you can relate and solve your own problems. Do I talk too much about me? Please let me know in the comments. Do you remember […]