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How to Overcome a Disdain for Exercise

March 9, 2025 | Renée Fishman

Knowing the benefits of exercise doesn’t necessarily make it easier to do it. In this coaching case study, I share a tip for how to overcome a disdain for exercise.

Filed Under: ADHD, Coaching, Fitness Tagged With: ADHD, branding, coaching, emotions, exercise, fitness, language, meaning, motivation, workout

5 Practical Self-Care Rituals for ADHD Women

March 8, 2025 | Renée Fishman

Self-care isn’t limited to mani-pedis, spa days, and indulgent luxuries. Here are 5 practical self-care rituals for women with ADHD — beyond exercise.

Filed Under: ADHD, Productivity Tagged With: activities, ADHD, holistic productivity, practical, productivity, self-care

3 Ways to Track Time Without a Timer

February 8, 2025 | Renée Fishman

Time isn’t just something we track on a timer or clock; it’s something we feel and experience. Here are 3 ways to track time without a timer that will help you create a better quality of time.

Filed Under: ADHD, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, holistic productivity, mindfulness, productivity, strategies, time, time management, time tracking, timing

“Highly Sensitive” is the Superpower of Attunement

January 30, 2025 | Renée Fishman

If you’re a Highly Sensitive Person who sometimes bristles at the label, this reframe will help you see your sensitivity as a superpower.

Filed Under: Coaching Tagged With: ADHD, attuned, attunement, coaching, emotions, highly sensitive, language, meaning

A Contrarian Strategy for Clearing Your Mind

January 25, 2025 | Renée Fishman

When you’re caught in the web of spinning thoughts and ideas, this strategy can help you clear your mind without creating more work and overwhelm.

Filed Under: ADHD, Productivity Tagged With: actions, ADHD, bandwidth, clarity, coaching, mindset, overwhelm, productivity, projects, strategies, tasks

You Have Less Time Than You Think

December 26, 2024 | Renée Fishman

When planning how to allocate your time, it helps to start from a realistic assessment of the time you have available to allocate. The reality is that you have less time than you think.

Filed Under: ADHD, Productivity Tagged With: ADHD, productivity, scheduling, strategies, time, time blocking, time management, timing

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