I was recently the guest expert on this new “TV show” called CrusherTV. It’s an online program that promises to “unleash the power of your brain.”
Hosted by productivity coach Alan Brown, CrusherTV takes an informative and entertaining approach to improving productivity and quality-of-life for busy people.
In the video below I joined Alan in providing interesting ways to get more stuff done in less time and with less stress.
If you are interested in more great episodes from CrusherTV you can check it out at http://www.crushertv.com. Full disclosure — CrusherTV is a members-only affair. Don’t worry, it’s only a buck to try it out — and I really hope you will!!! You can cancel any time.
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Procrastinating? Write about it!
As many of you know, I work full time in addition to my work as an ADHD Coach. Recently I was procrastinating on a project and was really stuck. I didn’t know where to start or how to get myself moving. I took the first step by talking it over with my coach Courtney Welch who helped me come up with a new strategy. I’m happy to tell you that it works! I started each work day writing about this project for 10 – 15 minutes. The only rule was that I couldn’t turn on my computer before writing. There was no structure to the writing; I just wrote about every aspect of the project, drew some pictures and made some charts. After about four days of writing, I had a breakthrough and I was actually able to start the project. Happily, I’m nearly done and think the end result is going to be excellent. Want to try this strategy to break through your procrastination? Use these questions as thought-starters: What is the aim of the project? What is the big picture? What are a few unanswered questions about the project? Let me know how it goes!
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I recently had a chance to interview Alan Brown from ADD Crusher and he shared some great tips for mindfulness that have immediate impact – what he calls “practical Zen brain-hacks”. My favorite technique is to take 10 seconds to meditate. 10 seconds! WE all have time for that don’t we?
This is learn-it-today-do-it-tomorrow material, and shared in a fun, interactive conversation that will be of value to individuals as well as ADHD coaches looking for fresh strategies to help their clients.
Invest 15 minutes and listen below or at Practical ADHD Strategies. You’ll be happy you spent the time!
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Be sure to get Alan’s free eBook — 5 Things You’re Doing Every Day that Make Your ADHD Worse! — at ADDCrusher.com. And when you’re there and want to try Alan’s acclaimed instructional videos risk-free, use coupon code ROLANDS15 for 15% off any purchase!
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Have ADD / ADHD and you want to manage your time better. You have come to the right place!
- The average person today receives more information on a daily basis, than the average person received in a lifetime in 1900.
- Taking five minutes per day, five days per week to improve will create 1,200 little improvements over a five-year period.
- The average person gets 1 interruption every 8 minutes, or approximately 7 an hour, or 50-60 per day.
- The average person uses 13 different methods to control and manage their time.
If you’re thinking that time management courses only work for people WITHOUT the added complications that ADD / ADHD throws in the mix…
STOP RIGHT THERE!
I am partnering with ADDclasses.com to offer the 6-week Adult ADD Time Management Intensive to prove that you can manage your time!
Check out all of the details today so you don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity…
Let me know if you have any questions and register ASAP. The enhanced version only has 15 spots available, so don’t delay!
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