When it comes to exercise in mid-life, everyone seems to have a different opinion on the best modality. If you’re spinning in the web of confusion, here’s the most practical answer.
3 Things People With ADHD Do When Listening That Get Mistaken For Distraction
People with ADHD listen attentively in ways that often don’t match the cultural expectations of active listening. Here are 3 behaviors that people with ADHD do when listening that often get mistaken for lack of attention.
This Show Biz Rule Is Key to Creating Consistency
The problem of task initiation for people with ADHD comes with a corollary: the problem of stopping once you get going. This can lead to a crash that makes consistency a challenge. A popular show business rule can help.
3 Tips to Start a Task When You’re Struggling to Get Started
If you’ve ever struggled to start a task and received the advice to “just get started”, then you know how infuriating and shaming it can be. Here is the guide you need to get started when you’re struggling to start.
7 Tips for Women With ADHD to Workout Consistently
Having a daily workout practice has been a crucial part of managing my ADHD, and a lifesaver when I’m without my ADHD meds. Here are 7 tips for ADHD women to workout consistently.
5 Steps to Working Out When You Don’t Feel Motivated
Knowing the benefits of exercise doesn’t help much when you just aren’t feeling energized to workout. Here are 5 steps to working out when you don’t feel motivated.
3 Reasons Why You Secretly Love the Struggle
Does it seem like you’re always taking the hard path to every result? Here are 3 reasons why you secretly love the struggle.