
Procrastination, Burnout, and Dance Parties EP 130
03/10/22 • 27 min
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The ADHD ‘Midwife’, Being an ADHD Mom, and Street Smarts EP 129
Our guest in this first of the March MADHDness series, Katy Weber, is the founder of Women & ADHD. She shares her pandemic diagnosis story and how she couldn’t believe that a “lazy” gifted person could be ADHD. She gives examples of ways internalized ADHD hyperactivity shows up in adults.
Katy is the quintessential connector helping women to share their ADHD experiences, finding them resources, and offering a space to support one another.
Tune in to hear how societal norms affect the masking that so often occurs in women with ADHD. And how our ADHD can affect how we show up as parents.
About Katy
Katy Weber is an ADHD coach, author, speaker, and founder of Women & ADHD, LLC.
She is an outspoken advocate for neurodiverse women, and the host of the weekly Women & ADHD podcast, currently ranked among the top 1% of all podcasts globally.
Links:
Podcast: Women & ADHD
Instagram: @Katyweber.adhd
To learn more about your host, Catherine Avery:
Facebook Page and
To connect with Catherine: Schedule a Call
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Get To, Lessons From Cancer, and the Productivity Power Hour Reprise EP 130
Catherine Avery was sick last week and unable to record a new podcast episode.
Because we’re running a special series this month called March MADHDness, Catherine selected this episode which previously aired on June 23, 2021 (Episode 96).
She talks about shifting your language from saying “have to” to “get to” and why this changes everything. She describes how she learned this lesson from cancer and shares how she managed her life at a time when life became unmanageable. And how there were many opportunities for deep gratitude.
She also explains what her official ADHD combined type diagnosis looked and felt like.
Finally, tune in as she explains the Productivity Power Hour and the Pomodoro Method and why it works so well for her clients. Accountability is a big part of it.
She ends with an offer to check out her accountability group:
To learn more about your host, Catherine Avery:
Productivity by Design (link www.productivitybydesign.com)
To connect with Catherine: Productivity Breakthrough Session (link https://calendly.com/productivitybydesign/productivity-breakthrough-session)
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