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ADD: How Do I Find a Life Coach?
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ADD: How Do I Find a Life Coach? People with ADD often run into roadblocks in life that they find hard to overcome by themselves. These stumbling blocks could arise in the areas of career, finance, or personal relationships. When things get out of control in those areas, it's very hard to get back to basics and turn your life around. You may need another person to guide you, and that's when you ask, "How do I find a life coach?" . . . keep reading
How to Keep It Together When You Have ADD
by Tellman Knudson
How to Keep It Together When You Have ADD When you have ADD, one thing you're probably not great at is keeping your living space together. You might have piles of stuff everywhere, including laundry, which is all over the floor of the bedroom. We know what we need to do, but just can bring ourselves to do stuff that's boring. Looking around at the mess can get a little depressing. . . . keep reading
ADD - Do You Love Yourself?
by Tellman Knudson
ADD - Do You Love Yourself? I have ADHD, and if you're a person who has ADD or ADHD, you know that life can be frustrating and hard at times. I mean, we can zone out at very important times or we might have clutter stacked to the ceiling or we forget something really important. Those things happen. But whether you're ADD or not, you're going to have issues and problems, and that's just how life works. . . . keep reading
ADD: You Say You Can't Delegate? Here's 5 Great Ways To Handle Delegation!
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ADD: You Say You Can't Delegate?  Here's 5 Great Ways To Handle Delegation! Telling ADD people that they need to delegate things they hate to do is a simple answer to ADD procrastination. But when you have no money to pay people to do things for you, what happens? Things just don't get done. Well, here are five great ways to handle delegation, and it doesn't necessarily mean spending any money... . . . keep reading
ADD: Can Distractions Be Good?
by Tellman Knudson
ADD: Can Distractions Be Good? When you say, "ADD distractions need to go. I'm tired of the distractions in my life all the time." Well, ask yourself: "If I were to do that, why do I want to?" By that I mean, what would be accomplished? Why do you think that getting rid of ADD distractions would help you? . . . keep reading
ADD: You Can Be Mother (or Father) Nature
by Tellman Knudson
ADD: You Can Be Mother (or Father) Nature I ran into a statistic the other day that amazed me. Did you know that more than 67 million people in the U. S. are into gardening? I mean, we're talking people who just like to go out and plant things, not professional landscapers. Then, I began to wonder how many of them had ADD. Even then, it occurred to me that people with ADD might shy away from something they'd like to do because they feel their ADD will step in and help their gardens to fail. But here's the thing: You can plan your garden with ADD in mind, and do the thing you love. There's no reason to avoid it! . . . keep reading
ADD - How To Increase Your Net Worth With The Simple Secret Of Revaluing Yourself
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ADD - How To Increase Your Net Worth With The Simple Secret Of Revaluing Yourself There are two ways you can look at money. One is out of strength, and really how to build a tremendous financial integrity. Let's say you're extremely stable, which isn't typical of people with ADD, so good for you! You're continually making more money. Another is the frantic mindset that people get around money when they don't have enough, and this happens more often with people who have ADD. Many times you will hear, "Listen, before you focus on making more money, you need to focus on really organizing your money properly." . . . keep reading
ADD: What Makes Asperger's Syndrome Different?
by Tellman Knudson
ADD: What Makes Asperger's Syndrome Different? Clear cut boundaries exist between attention deficit disorder and Asperger's syndrome though the two are sometimes linked. Some members of the medical establishment see them as existing simultaneously in one person, whereas others say that is an impossibility. The truth is that there is no agreement on the two issues. . . . keep reading
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