
ADHD with Jenna Free EP. 14: ADHD & Prioritization - Why You're Not Actually Bad at It & What's Really Going On | ADHD with Jenna Free
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Jun 30, 2025 Explore the intriguing complexities of prioritization, especially for those with ADHD. The discussion highlights how dysregulation can hinder effective decision-making. Embracing the consequences of choices is vital, as every priority comes with sacrifices. Learn that prioritization is more about action than thought, and that there’s no singular 'right' answer when it comes to making decisions. Unlock better strategies by examining your beliefs and understanding the cause-and-effect of your choices.
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Prioritization Happens in Action
- Prioritization is shown through action, not just deciding or thinking about importance or urgency.
- If you haven't actually done something, it isn't truly a priority regardless of your intentions.
No Perfect Priority Order
- Dysregulation makes it hard to tell which tasks are more important, causing overwhelm and paralysis.
- Accept there's no perfect order; starting any task is better than stalling for the right answer.
Choosing Tennis Over Podcast Work
- Jenna shares a real-life example about choosing tennis over recording a podcast.
- She accepts that playing tennis means podcast work isn't done then, embracing the trade-off.
