Women with ADHD

The Complete Guide to Stay Organized, Overcome Distractions, and Improve Relationships. Manage Your Emotions, Finances, and Succeed in Life

By: Sarah Davis, Linda Hill

Narrated by: SL Albert

Is a distracted and scattered mind preventing you from securing the life you deeply desire?

You’re not alone. For many women just like you, the biggest obstacle on their path to self-actualization is their own mind. ADHD isn’t just for young boys anymore.

Women from age 24 to 36 are now the fastest-growing population diagnosed and treated for ADHD today. While women are four times less likely to get diagnosed than men, research has shown that ADHD causes a greater toll on women due to societal pressure and internalizing their struggles.

Maybe you always knew your brain worked differently. It’s possible that thoughts seem to enter your mind, shuffle, and move on at incredible speed. Maybe you’ve always found yourself interested in many things, unable to focus and build upon one.

You’re probably incredibly creative but find it difficult to distill that focus into consistent effort.

In the illuminating guide, Women with ADHD, you’ll learn about:

• Signs and symptoms of ADHD that may have gone unnoticed.
• The role of executive function in the hyperactive mind.
• ADHD’s effect on social dysfunction and anxiety.
• Step-by-step methods to declutter your life by defining your target areas.
• Isolation and friendships for those with ADHD.
• Improving relationships and choosing romantic partners that complement your mind.
• Career paths vs. “pay the bills” jobs and the advantages of both.
• Becoming intelligent with your spending habits.
• And much more!

If you are a woman with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, you’ve learned that the way you think and act might not be what society would label as “correct”. In this breakthrough guide, you’ll be enlightened to the truth that is: There is no such thing as correct!

Although ADHD can present difficulties that others may have the privilege of avoiding, you can learn to work with–and love–the way your mind works.

Scroll up and hit “Buy Now” to finally learn how.

©2022 Faye Wu (P)2022 Faye Wu

Essential Tools for Women to Better Manage ADHD

This book is focused on helping women with ADHD better meet the challenges of daily life. Ms. Davis and Ms. Hill initially note that many women suffer without a proper ADHD diagnosis and encourage anyone concerned about her symptoms to follow up with a medical professional. The authors describe symptoms that many women can relate to, such as feeling "out of control," unable to focus on the task at hand and becoming easily overwhelmed by unexpected occurrences. However, as the authors explain, for women with ADHD, these issues can sometimes feel unmanageable. By encouraging women to be "in charge of their own recovery journey," this book shows women who are struggling with ADHD how to better manage the various aspects of their lives, including work, finances, and personal relationships. It describes various techniques -- such as mindfulness -- that women can use to re-center themselves, regain a feeling of control over their lives, and be better prepared to face stressful situations. A useful, engaging, and insightful read.

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Validation and informative.

58 y/o F. This was monumental for me. I already practice some of the conquering methods shared in this book. This adds new methods to incorporate.
Particularly well timed, as I had/have committed to make a dent in my home office this weekend. I worked on this during the entire book. It felt invigorating.
I have been a work in progress for a few years I had been brainwashed by my now ex that ADHD was an “excuse”.
I have made a lot of progress (and do take medication now), but still have improvements I know I can make.
This is audiobook will get many more listens to keep me on track.
New habits.

autism mom with adhd

l appreciate this book and all it had to offer i decide to purchase the physical book so that I can make notes for myself and highlight points that are important to me so thank you

A Must Read!

Very informative and helpful not only to Women with ADHD but for individuals that want to understand the Women they love with ADHD!

Interesting and Informative

I have adhd and I found this very helpful. I know I'll refer back frequently.