ADHD and anger sometimes go together. Knowing how anger affects your ADHD symptoms can help you respond vs. react. Read to learn five key strategies to help you deal with your anger before it ruins you. How to Work with ADHD Reactivity and More Effectively Manage Your Anger (Before it Ruins You) Someone cuts in front of you in Starbucks and you cause a scene. A colleague makes an offhand comment … [Read more...]
Change These Abusive ADHD Self-Talk Habits Today!
Do you struggle with abusive ADHD self-talk? Do you find yourself at war with yourself - only to realize you're lost in your own thoughts inside your head? Read ahead to learn more effective strategies to deal with your abusive inner critic. “You never do anything right.” “You’re so weird.” “Why can’t you just act normal for once?” If you saw a child on the playground being talked … [Read more...]
5 Ways ADHD Adults Can Improve Social Skills Infographic
Adult ADHD Social Skills Infographic If you have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), you know that it can impact every facet of your life, including your social skills. And you’ve probably been struggling in interpersonal areas for as long as you can remember. The first thing to do is to realize it’s not your fault. Know your brain is wired differently than the brains of your … [Read more...]
How Atomic Habits Can Help ADHD Adults Succeed
Atomic habits are essential for ADHD adults because they work! Atoms are the smallest unit of matter, but they make up everything around us. It’s proof that even the littlest things can make a huge impact when they work together. Atomic habits are tiny, infinitesimal changes you make that may seem like nothing special on their own but become incredibly powerful when they’re layered upon each … [Read more...]
7 Best Leadership Practices To Manage ADHD Adults in the Workplace
Here are 7 best practices to manage ADHD adults more effectively. According to the Attention Deficient Disorder Association, employees with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are 30% more likely to experience chronic employment issues, 60% more likely to be fired from a job, and three times more likely to quit impulsively. In fact, one in three people with ADHD is jobless at any … [Read more...]
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