Successful Adulting with ADHD

Live Well with ADD (and other neuro-differences)

De: Connie Mistler Davidson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Every year, countless articles focus on Attention Deficit Disorder in childhood, but there isn’t nearly as much written about adult ADD/ADHD. That’s where Successful Adulting with ADHD comes in! This engaging collection combines three books from the Adults with ADD series by Live Well with ADD (and other neuro-differences),and it’s here to help you live your best life with ADHD. Packed with research-based insights about this brain difference, you'll discover valuable information you might have missed.

The book kicks off with fantastic ways to keep your motivation high, whether you're on medication or not. It offers effective strategies to tackle the tougher aspects of ADD/ADHD. Given that stress is a common challenge for everyone, and can be especially tough on those with ADHD, we also share affordable strategies to help you manage it.

As you dive deeper into the book, you'll find a treasure trove of techniques, tools, and strategies designed to not only help you secure a job but shine in it too! We’ll guide you through organizing your home life and managing stress that can impact your work performance.

Towards the end, Successful Adulting with ADHD addresses the many challenges that come with ADHD. It encourages a fresh perspective on ADD/ADHD, highlighting the positive aspects that can actually help you cope with its challenges. You’ll find plenty of ideas for bringing order to any chaos at home and managing your finances. Plus, we have an honest discussion about making adult relationships thrive, especially when ADHD is part of the picture.

A fantastic 40-page resource section awaits you, filled with tools for staying organized, finding and keeping a job, learning more about ADHD, and reducing stress. And for parents of children with ADHD, the last 10 pages are specifically designed to empower you in supporting your child's educational journey.

Connie Mistler Davidson is an adult living her best life with ADD/ADHD and a dedicated educator. Connie has spent over 30 years teaching students of all ages with various neuro-differences. Her passion led to the creation of the Live Well with ADD books, website, and Facebook page, aimed at inspiring individuals with ADHD and other neurological differences to see their traits as strengths, rather than weaknesses, so they can lead fulfilling lives.