by Brenda on June 14, 2010
Setting goals is the most effective way of achieving what you want in life.
We all know that, right?
So why do so many of us ADDers seem to flounder and drift through our days with not much to show for them?
For a long time, I thought that setting goals was a left brained activity meant for those with logical, orderly minds. You know those people – they do everything in the proper order, always know where things are and are never late.
by Brenda on December 29, 2009
It’s almost the end of the year; have you been thinking about setting some goals or New Year’s resolutions? Seems like everybody thinks about those things when a new year begins.
I’ll bet a lot of your goals for 2010 are the same ones you set for 2009. I know mine are.
Let’s see if I can guess:
You want to -
by Brenda on November 12, 2008
Are you in charge of your life, or is Attention Deficit Disorder running it?
Do you make plans, or come up with projects that never get completed? Or if they do, it’s either late or not your best effort? Are there things in your life you’d like to do that you just never get around to?
It’s easy to blame Attention Deficit Disorder when that happens, and actually it’s a pretty valid excuse.