The podcast covers topics such as navigating emotions, family dynamics during the holidays, time and energy management, tools to help with overwhelm, using a camera and grid system for organization, interventions for taking breaks, strategies for overcoming procrastination, the importance of experimentation, managing scope creep, and seeking help from the ADHD community.

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ADHD reWired brings together coaches Eric Tivers, Kristin Marts, and Brian Entler for a round-table discussion. Topics include managing transitions, leveraging ADHD tools, the role of novelty, thriving in a crisis, and how different times of day affect each coach. They also discuss improving listening and communication skills, the importance of self-awareness in online meetings, and the significance of self-trust and personal growth.

Kristin Marts, licensed social work therapist and ADHD coach, discusses how ADHD affects creativity, drawing from her experience in the arts world. She shares her journey from being a dancer to becoming a therapist and her passion for working with children and adults with ADHD. The podcast will feature conversations, guests, and entertainment such as parody songs.

Donavan Robinson, a diverse entrepreneur and advocate for neurodiverse entrepreneurs, joins the podcast to discuss his personal journey. They also explore the power of connection and support for individuals with ADHD. The speakers promote their coaching and accountability groups, emphasizing the benefits of being part of a supportive community. They dive into the concept of the tyranny of choice and original ideas, as well as the challenges faced by entrepreneurs. Additionally, they discuss how individuals with ADHD excel in finding connections and integrating ideas.

Join Coach Kristin Marts, an LCSW and late-diagnosed neurodivergent mom, in an engaging conversation about the role of creativity in her life, her journey through ADHD reWired's Coaching & Accountability Groups, and her upcoming podcast launch, The ADHD Creatives Podcast. Discover the importance of improvisation, perfectionism, and the transformative process of peeling back layers, all while embracing personal growth and support for individuals with ADHD.

Topics include struggling with consistency and direction, overcoming business challenges and the importance of delegating, developing a customized task management system, reevaluating the value of money and needs vs wants, ADHD Rewired community and managing teenage boys with ADHD, and understanding intentions and motivations for behavioral change.

Melissa Seldon, an artist and nature lover, discusses using creativity for healing and managing life challenges, including the impact of burnout and the significance of art in her healing process. She opens up about her experiences navigating workplace challenges with ADHD and anxiety, as well as the struggles and rewards of connecting with a creative longing through art. The chapter descriptions also include topics like memory, promoting creative work, and the artist's online presence and plans.

Trina Haynes, founder of My Lady ADHD, joins the show to discuss the struggles of making and maintaining friendships with ADHD. They cover topics such as executive functions, perceived rejections, and the difficulty of making friends post-lockdown. Trina also shares lessons learned from friendships that didn't last and emphasizes the importance of clear communication and balance in friendships.

Emily Karp, a 33-year-old entrepreneur and asexuality activist, discusses her ADHD journey, becoming a funeral celebrant, and helping others grieve. She also delves into the complexity of asexuality and aromanticism, highlighting non-romantic partnerships and support networks. The podcast explores the unique intersectionality of ADHD and the ACE community, emphasizing the power of community and connection.