Essential Guide to Prioritizing and Scheduling
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Essential Guide to Prioritizing and Scheduling

As an executive functions coach, I have seen firsthand how prioritizing and scheduling can have a significant impact on productivity and overall well-being. In a world that caters to neurotypical ways of thinking and functioning, neurodiverse women can face unique challenges when it comes to time management and organization. Prefer to listen rather than read?…

6 Effective Time Management Strategies
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6 Effective Time Management Strategies

Being able to use effective time management strategies is crucial for women who juggle multiple responsibilities. In this hectic world, finding balance and ensuring productivity can be challenging, especially if you have executive dysfunction. In this article, we will explore six practical and effective time management strategies for busy neurodivergent women. By implementing these strategies,…

Boost Productivity with These 10 Simple yet Effective Methods
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Boost Productivity with These 10 Simple yet Effective Methods

We all want to learn how to boost productivity. We want to be able to be more efficient and get more done. However, this is a major struggle if you have executive dysfunction. You know you’d be able to boost productivity if you could stop procrastinating. But there’s always something to draw our attention, so…

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Motherhood and Executive Functioning

The everyday demands of life can take their toll on anyone, but moms face extra challenges. Most moms strive for a balanced lifestyle in order to keep their families running smoothly. Achieving that balance relies heavily on using executive functioning skills. However, if you have executive dysfunction, this is a double whammy. Prefer to listen…

8 Tips to Build Executive Functioning Skills
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8 Tips to Build Executive Functioning Skills

In recent years, there has been an emphasis on helping students build executive functioning skills. However, I’ve met many people who have been diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Often, especially in women, the diagnosis creates a lightbulb moment of “Ah, that explains why I am the way I am.” However, the diagnosis alone doesn’t…