Instead of trying to “fix” how your brain works, start with curiosity then design around your real needs. | with guest Laurence Pratt | If you’ve tried every productivity system...
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S1E19 – ADHD Goals & Strengths + Laurence Pratt
Julie Legg chats with London-based certified ADHD coach Laurence Pratt, the founder of ADHD Goals, with a background in UX research and design. Laurence shares his journey to an ADHD...
S1E18 – ADHD & the World of Dating
Julie Legg and Jel Legg discuss ADHD and dating – how ADHD traits can impact some of our dating skills or our dating experience, managing expectations, and being authentic. ...
S1E17 – ADHD & Friendships
Julie Legg and Jel Legg discuss ADHD and friendships – the challenges faced when trying to make friends, keeping them, and high expectations placed upon what a friend should be....
S1E16 – ADHD & Big Emotions
Julie Legg and Jel Legg discuss the big emotions that can accompany ADHD – emotional dysregulation, and the challenges faced when exhibiting them. They discuss how emotional dysregulation amplifies both...
S1E15 – ADHD & Overthinking
Julie Legg and Jel Legg discuss ADHD and overthinking – the loops of thoughts that continuously consume the minds of many with ADHD. They explore how unresolved thought loops can...
S1E14 – ADHD & the Polarising Subject of Superpowers
Julie Legg and Jel Legg discuss ADHD Superpowers – is there such a thing, what it really means, and why it is such a polarising ADHD subject? They discuss the...
S1E13 – ADHD & Uncomfortable Small Talk
Julie & Jel Legg discuss why many ADHD brains, driven by dopamine-seeking behavior, find traditional small talk unengaging and unrewarding. They chat about why small talk seems at times painful...
S1E12 – ADHD, Conflict and Confrontation
Julie Legg and Jel Legg discuss ADHD, conflict and confrontation – why, when and how we are likely to react in certain situations. They delve into the complexities of conflict...
Gamify The Task: Outsmart ADHD Procrastination
Gamification is about shifting the emotional energy around tasks. When the task feels playful or curious rather than stressful or boring, your ADHD brain is far more likely to engage....