CTL + ALT + THINK: Conversations With Neurodivergent Minds

著者: Amy Voros PCC and Megan King
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  • 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.
    Amy Voros, PCC and Megan King
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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.
Amy Voros, PCC and Megan King
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  • Episode 19: Warning Signs in Disguise: When 'I Just Need to' Means There's More Beneath the Surface"
    2024/11/20

    In this episode of Ctl + Alt + Think: Conversations with Neurodivergent Minds, Amy and Megan dive into the concept of “I just need to” — those tasks we tell ourselves should be simple but often feel impossible to complete. They explore why these “just need to” moments can be deceptive indicators of deeper blocks and discuss strategies like time-blocking, recipe cards, and delegation to navigate them. Tune in to hear relatable stories, including how both hosts have approached their own tricky “just need to” situations and insights on balancing support with self-compassion. This candid conversation sheds light on why it’s not always as simple as “just doing it” and how to navigate our own unique brain wiring to actually get things done.

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    23 分
  • Episode 18: Deadline Real Talk - How to Manage Time, Energy, and Expectations
    2024/11/13

    In this episode of CTRL + ALT + THINK, Amy and Megan dig into the love-hate relationship that neurodivergent minds have with deadlines. From helpful tips like using visual timers to fun deadline hacks, they share strategies for managing (or sometimes dodging) deadlines without losing too much sanity. Amy dives into how energy management can make or break her approach to deadlines, while Megan explores how self-imposed deadlines, turned external for accountability, keep her on track. They discuss the dance of “urgent” versus “interesting” work, debate the power of rest, and laugh about those inevitable deadline fails that only ADHD brains can truly appreciate. It’s a laid-back chat for anyone who’s ever stared down a deadline and wondered, “Is this a motivator or just plain stress?” Tune in for insights, laughs, and a few techniques to help make deadlines work with you, not against you!

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    19 分
  • Episode 17: The Web of Thought: Navigating Neurodivergent Connections
    2024/11/06

    Amy and Megan take a winding path as they discuss the neurodivergent brain’s unique ability to make unexpected connections. From exploring the challenges of energy management and multitasking to the intricacies of research and writing, they delve into how neurodivergent individuals leverage their web-like thinking to find creative solutions. Along the way, they chat about their experiences using AI tools like ChatGPT and Grammarly, sharing insights on the benefits and pitfalls of integrating AI into their work and personal lives. If you've ever wondered how neurodivergent minds find patterns and problem-solve in non-linear ways, this episode is a must-listen!

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    26 分

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