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Oct. 27, 2020

Episode #41: ADHD - Procrastination (it's not always a bad thing!)

Episode #41: ADHD - Procrastination (it's not always a bad thing!)
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Procrastination is a common theme among ADHDers, it's never-ending and it comes in so many different flavors.  I think it's a major cause of so much stress and anxiety for us.  

In this episode, I wanted to share a few stats and ways of how we can approach procrastination.  I hope you get one or two insights and a shift in the way you view your procrastination.

Reference to the ted talk I mentioned - The surprising habits of original thinkers | Adam Grant


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