• EPISODE 26 "IS IT ADHD OR ME?"
    Jul 15 2024

    In this episode: Jen answers a listener's email about a philosophical crisis of self. Is our personality, our interests, our attitudes and sense of self just ADHD? How can we tell the difference?

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    29 mins
  • EPISODE 25 "MEAN SELF-TALK & HARSH FEEDBACK"
    Jul 1 2024

    In this episode: Jen answers two listener emails about how to stop with the negative self-talk after failing to complete tasks and feeling overwhelmed, and how (and if) to tell a new boss that you have Rejection Sensitivity and might need future feedback to be more gentle.

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    SOURCES USED FOR THIS EPISODE:

    Newly diagnosed with ADHD? Subscribe free to ADDitude Magazine online.

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    43 mins
  • EPISODE 24 "PROCRASTIVITY & PERFECTIONISM"
    Jun 24 2024

    In this episode: Jen talks about the word “procrastivity” and why ADHD humans love to do every task other than what they set out to work on. And the problem of not even being able to get started due to what’s known as “front end perfectionism” where the entire day goes by and we’ve spent it preparing to do our tasks or work - not by actually preparing anything related, but by “organizing” our space, and “getting ready to get ready. There will be some helpful tips in this episode about how to actually begin your project without procrastivity or perfectionism.

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    SOURCES USED FOR THIS EPISODE:

    PROCRASTINATION QUIZ - ADDitude Magazine

    OUTSMART PROCRASTINATION & IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY - You Tube

    18 WAYS NOT TO PROCRASTINATE - Article on Healthline

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    43 mins
  • EPISODE 23 "MY PHONE ALERTS ARE ON!"
    Jun 17 2024

    In this episode: Jen talks about how after just assuming that the “right” thing to do for ADHD is keeping her phone in FOCUS mode, leaving all notifications and alerts off - that she realized living that way is more overwhelming than allowing bleeps, bloops and on-screen banners to remind her of what she needs to get done.

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    24 mins
  • EPISODE 22 “PLAN TO PROCRASTINATE”
    Jun 10 2024

    In this episode: Jen talks about why ADHD people procrastinate (hint: the usual answers - lack of executive function and an impulsive need for dopamine) and how we must accept that we will continue to procrastinate, otherwise we’ll live in a constant fantasy loop that tomorrow will be the day that I’m a person who doesn’t procrastinate! Once we accept that we will procrastinate, we can then start to make changes in how we get things done, and how we decide what we really actually want to get done.

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    SOURCES USED FOR THIS EPISODE:

    The Relationship b/w ADHD & Procrastination (article) Very Well Mind website

    Procrastination Is An Emotional Problem (article) The New York Times

    Why I Taught Myself To Procrastinate (article) Adam Grant Op-Ed NY Times

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    59 mins
  • “You Are A Lot” Podcast HIATUS WEEK #6 ANNOUNCEMENT
    Jun 2 2024

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    10 mins
  • “You Are A Lot” Podcast HIATUS WEEK #5 ANNOUNCEMENT
    May 26 2024

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    13 mins
  • EPISODE 21 “OVERSHARING”
    May 20 2024

    In this episode: Jen talks about the ADHD Human tendency to overshare by saying “inappropriate” things to people, not knowing we are talking too much or stopping, info dumping on someone, spilling other people’s secrets, saying too much about ourselves even if we didn’t mean to, or over-explaining ourselves and then the subsequent shame hangover after we realize that we overshared. Jen shares tips on how to not overshare in various social situations and how to accept and prep; we are lovable, warm people who will overshare again but we can prep for that inevitability.

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    SOURCES USED FOR THIS EPISODE:

    Oversharing: The Social Traps…(Video) - Caroline Maguire

    Is Your ADHD Causing Social Slip Ups? (Article) - Dr. Ari Tuckerman

    ADHD & Oversharing (Article) - Understood.org

    How To Break Your Oversharing Habit (Article) - New U Therapy Center

    Oversharing…& RSD Induced Shame Afterward (Article) - ADDitude Magazine

    Disclosure: 5 Things Adult ADHD Want You To Know (Article) - ADHD Centre UK

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    56 mins