by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Behavior, Untapped Brilliance Blog
Did you ever see that Friends episode where Joey proudly starts carrying a shoulder bag? He is so proud of it. “At first, I thought it just looked good, but it’s practical too. Check it out—it has compartments for all my stuff: wallet, keys, address...
by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Behavior, ADHD Career, ADHD Coaching, Adult ADHD, Untapped Brilliance Blog
Do you ever stand in front of your closet, trying to decide what to wear? For people with ADHD, this daily task can feel like a big challenge. But what if there was a way to make mornings smoother while looking and feeling your best? This article explores why getting...
by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Behavior, Adult ADHD, Untapped Brilliance Blog
Learning about successful people’s habits and thought processes is always fascinating—especially when they have ADHD, as it can give you inspiration for strategies you can adopt (or keep using) to thrive in your own life. The podcast, ‘Spartan Up’ interviewed...
by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Behavior, ADHD Symptoms, ADHD Treatment, Adult ADHD, Untapped Brilliance Blog
Shyness is a feeling of angst, awkwardness, and unease in situations when you are near people. It is usually heightened in new situations and new people. Blushing, ‘losing your tongue’ anxiety , and stammering are all part of feeling shy. The good news is...
by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Behavior, ADHD Treatment, Adult ADHD, Untapped Brilliance Blog
Pets can have very positive effects on your ADHD symptoms. Author of the bestselling “10 Simple Solutions to Adult ADD” Stephanie Moulton Sarkis has Dalmatian dogs and says Pets, in studies, have been found to lower blood pressure and improve overall...
by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Behavior, ADHD Coaching, ADHD Treatment, Adult ADHD, Untapped Brilliance Blog
Multitasking means to perform more than one task simultaneously Although the name suggests doing multiple tasks at the same time, what is actually happening is that the brain quickly switches between tasks. Daniel J. Levitin, a psychology professor at McGill...