Podcast
More Attention, Less Deficit
Hosted by Dr. Ari Tuckman · EN
Success Strategies for Adults with ADHD
10episodes
Episodes
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Create Good Luck
Sep 17, 201400:07:47Tap to summarizeYou’re more likely to be in the right place at the right time by being in lots of places. And doing a good job. We’ll talk about how getting on top of your ADHD will make you more lucky. The post Create Good Luck appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →Fear of Failure
Jun 10, 201400:11:22Tap to summarizeAfter too many setbacks and struggles, it’s tempting to want to avoid future failures. Sometimes we mask our fears with apathy, sometimes we even fear success. As easy as it is to fear failure, you don’t have to. The post Fear of Failure appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →Interview with Comedian Dave Kinney
Mar 2, 201400:39:37Tap to summarizeDave (@DaveKinney) is a comedian who talks about ADHD in his act and now also on my podcast. He shares how people respond to that and how it’s different from telling a boss or new girlfriend. We also talk about what it’s like to be a self-employed performer and how he manages the lack of structure. The post Interview with Comedian Dave Kinney appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →The Importance of Paying Attention to Sex
Feb 13, 201400:10:10Tap to summarizeA good sex life can be an important part of a couple’s happiness, yet it’s too easily neglected. ADHD doesn’t make it easier, but it’s also not the sole culprit. We’ll talk about how to create a better sex life and how both you and your partner will be better off for it. The post The Importance of Paying Attention to Sex appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →The Crucial Difference Between Facts and Opinions
Jan 21, 201400:14:08Tap to summarizeBoth facts and opinions are important to making good decisions, but sometimes they get confused and bad decisions result. This is especially relevant for the topic of ADHD that tends to attract too many opinions that are based on too few facts. The post The Crucial Difference Between Facts and Opinions appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →Awareness, Honesty, and Willingness: The Three Keys to Success
Jun 8, 201300:11:24Tap to summarizeIn order to do something, you first need to be aware of it, then be honest with yourself about the need to do it, then be willing to do it. Separating it out into these three parts makes it easier to identify where things break down when a task isn’t done. The post Awareness, Honesty, and Willingness: The Three Keys to Success appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →Neurology Matters, But Psychology Matters More
Mar 21, 201300:12:35Tap to summarizeHaving ADHD tends to lead to certain kinds of experiences which makes certain mindsets more likely. We’ll talk about how to rise above that early learning and live a better life. The post Neurology Matters, But Psychology Matters More appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →The Real Lessons Learned from the CHADD Conference
Nov 20, 201200:08:13Tap to summarizeThis is the biggest ADHD event of the year, but I find that the connections with other attendees are more important than the new information that I learn. The post The Real Lessons Learned from the CHADD Conference appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →Complex Problems Require Sophisticated Thinking
Oct 23, 201200:10:09Tap to summarizeIt’s tempting to think that we can solve all of life’s problems with quick and easy solutions, but success usually requires more sophisticated thinking. The post Complex Problems Require Sophisticated Thinking appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
Transcribe →A Guy Walks into a CHADD Conference. . . And So Should You!
Sep 17, 201200:10:59Tap to summarizeCHADD conferences can be both enlightening and entertaining. Here are a bunch of funny reasons why you should go this year. Seriously. The post A Guy Walks into a CHADD Conference. . . And So Should You! appeared first on More Attention, Less Deficit.
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