

ADHD: The Impact of a Taxed Working Memory on Procrastination
8 snips Nov 18, 2020
Two ADHD coaches, Jeff Copper and Elaine Taylor Klaus, discuss the impact of a taxed working memory on procrastination. They explore the role of ambiguity and how some environments can be more productive than others. They shed light on why many strategies don't work and offer insights for improving focus and productivity. The podcast also delves into the challenges of completing tasks with ADHD, the importance of critical thinking, and understanding the source of working memory challenges. A must-listen for those struggling with procrastination or seeking effective strategies.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Impact of a Taxed Working Memory on Procrastination
02:01 • 2min
The Impact of Working Memory on Procrastination
03:57 • 8min
Organizing Physical Objects and Improving Working Memory
11:55 • 7min
The Impact of a Taxed Working Memory on Procrastination and Problem-Solving
18:46 • 1min
Challenges of completing tasks with ADHD
20:11 • 8min
Importance of Raising Questions and Encouraging Critical Thinking
28:04 • 8min
Understanding the Source of Working Memory Challenges
35:45 • 3min