Episode 26: The ADHD Upside of Meetings - Using External Motivation to Get Things Done

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CTL + ALT + THINK: Conversations With Neurodivergent Minds

Amy Voros, PCC and Megan King

30 episodes

6 days ago

Welcome to Control Alt Think - conversations with neurodivergent minds! I'm Amy Voros of Creative Catapult Coaching, helping entrepreneurs and creatives overcome distraction and procrastination. My co-host is Megan King of Focus Like a Mother, providing executive function coaching for parents and professionals. As ADHD and neurodivergence specialists, we know how conditions like anxiety can impact getting work done. That's why we're diving deep into productivity techniques, mindsets and tools that actually work for diverse brains.

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Episode 26: The ADHD Upside of Meetings - Using External Motivation to Get Things Done

CTL + ALT + THINK: Conversations With Neurodivergent Minds

16 minutes 9 seconds

10 months ago

Episode 26: The ADHD Upside of Meetings - Using External Motivation to Get Things Done

Amy and Megan dive into the surprising benefits of external motivation for neurodivergent minds. They explore how meetings, pet care, and body doubling can create productive momentum when executive function is challenging. Learn practical strategies for leveraging external accountability, the truth about self-imposed deadlines, and how to identify when external structures help versus hinder your productivity. Perfect for professionals seeking effective ADHD-friendly productivity tools and anyone wondering why those calendar invites might actually be working in their favor.