The brain is not a machine that we can turn on or off at will. It’s a muscle. Ensuring optimal performance requires us to use the principles we apply to other muscles. Here are 3 ways to structure your work like a workout.
3 Proven Strategies to Start a Task When You’re Stalling
A little bit of delay getting started on a task can be normal, especially for neurodivergent people. But if you find yourself excessively stalling, it’s time for an intervention. Here are 3 proven strategies that can help you stop stalling and finally get started.
5 Reasons to Use the Gym as Your Writing Space if You Have ADHD
The gym can be the perfect place to get work done while avoiding the pitfalls that often trap people with ADHD. Here are 5 reasons why this works so well.
The Secret Ingredient for Focused Efficiency for People with ADHD
If you have ADHD or otherwise identify as neurodivergent, you know how hard it is to stay on task. Having a plan is a good start, but it’s not enough. Here’s the secret ingredient to staying focused and being efficient.
How to Break The Habit of Stopping Yourself
Stopping yourself from moving forward or going deeper is more complex than it may seem. A lesson I’ve learned from my struggle with back squats informs my approach to how to break the habit of stopping myself in life outside the gym.
The Gift of Ignorance in Achieving Big Goals
As a coach, yoga teacher, and mindfulness practitioner, a core part of my practice and work with clients is to facilitate awareness. Yet one of my biggest lessons of 2023 is that sometimes a little ignorance can be a helpful thing.
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