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Morgan Dodson

Going Paperless with ADHD

A weekly Education podcast
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Going Paperless with ADHD

Morgan Dodson

Going Paperless with ADHD

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Going Paperless with ADHD

Morgan Dodson

Going Paperless with ADHD

A weekly Education podcast
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I've missed you guys! In this episode, I give you a glimpse as to where I've been the last like 9-10 months?! I've been busy recovering from autistic burnout, processing that diagnosis as well as building supports for that, and my hypermobile E
Deciding what you want to think and believe about yourself is the main tool and concept that will stop you from organizing your entire life, then rebounding back to where you started because you couldn't keep up with the systems you created. If
Ahh, self doubt, a sneaky bitch. This week's episode will teach you how to overcome self doubt, so that you can finally go paperless, become digitally organized, and get to work creating amazing shit in the world. Spoiler: overcoming self doubt
Taxes suck, ESPECIALLY when you struggle with executive dysfunction, or any other kind of neurodivergency. This episode will help you articulate all the possible struggles, obstacles, issues, hardships, complicated feelings, and all the resista
Having desire for something is all the proof you need to believe that it's possible, and then you go and make it happen. Your true desires are there for a reason. There's a reason I don't want to be a professional athlete, but there IS a reason
Have you ever taken your medication in the morning, having no idea how the day will go, just hoping for the best? But then end up having the day go nowhere close to how you thought it would in your head. This is miserable and frustrating. But I
Feeling solid in your own digital organization protocol has everything to do with why you have lots of unused productivity apps on your phone. In this episode, I unpack the reasons why it's common for ADHD-ers to impulsively download apps, why
Y'all, your estrogen affects your ADHD symptoms whether or not you realize it. Tune in as I share some corrections from a previous podcast, and learn why you feel like Beyonce at one point in your menstrual cycle, and like a hot bag of garbage
You probably have thoughts about the new year that make you feel like sh*it, and you don't even realize yet that they are completely optional. "I should make big changes in my life," "I should set a big goal," or even "I have to start fresh" an
Knowing what you want + going after what you want are totally separate things. Luckily, we have a tool that can give us direction no matter what situation we're in, and it's always available to us. Enter: desire! Listen to this episode to find
Y'all. Some thoughts can sound nice and lovely on paper, but can sometimes actually cause a lot of pain, time wasted, lots of suffering, and loads of mental space spent with no upside, and no payoff whatsoever. This episode is all about questio
Thinking of the year in terms of quarters hurts my brain. Rather than trying to squeeze my neurodivergent brain into a neurotypical box, I made up my own rules and it's been working beautifully ever since. Join me as I break down how I divide m
It's uncomfortable to believe something new, or to learn a new skill, similarly to how your muscles hurt after going to the gym. All it means is you're GROWING. Except, our brains really want to make the discomfort mean that something's gone te
You might be spinning in a thought error without even realizing it. Luckily, the thought error your brain offers you of, "...but I don't know how long that will take, so therefore, I can't time block" is actually quite solvable. Tune into this
Developing and practicing the skill of feeling your feelings is actually a superpower, if there ever was one. It can often feel ambiguous and vague about what to do with these feelings that showed up strongly out of nowhere, but tune in to this
Aiming for a perfect outcome seems like it would be motivating. Except, when you obviously don't hit it, it feels de-motivating because you're "not there yet, can't release it because it's not good enough", and none of your work ever sees the l
Self-judgment not only feels like shit, but also prevents us from solving the problem we want to solve. It's a huge rip-off. Getting to compassion and understanding your reasons for doing the thing you didn't want to do feels challenging and ne
Caring for your email inbox is a lot like showering regularly. You don't shower once "really good", and then not have to shower again for a month. You're always going to be getting emails and other information coming into your life, so you need
This week's episode is JAM PACKED with useful information and best practices for testing and perfecting your ADHD medications, and figuring out your exact right cocktail of ingredients to manage your ADHD and excel. You'll want to listen once a
You can have relationships with all sorts of things. Not just people, and certainly not just in the context of a romantic relationship or a friendship. Your relationships are just your thoughts you have about the other person or the other thing
The difference between massive action and passive action will make the world of difference for you reaching your goals, or spinning in unproductive action that *feels* productive, but really isn't. Since our brains are super intelligent and the
Tune in to this episode to have your mind blown when you hear me + one of my long-time mentors, Peter Shankman, discuss his tools for success in digital organization, personal productivity, health, as well as entrepreneurship and of course, ADH
Tune in to hear a behind the scenes conversation between me + one of my good friends, Carly Tizzano.  We talk all things paper planner to digital planner, how to set amazing goals and ACTUALLY follow through on them, what it's like to have ADHD
Thought errors are just sentences in your brain that don't actually make logical sense. Without noticing them, questioning them, and figuring out if they're actually true or not, they'll continue to produce results that we don't like - oftentim
Cognitive Bias explains why + how your brain filters out information in order to prove itself right, even if it hurts, even if it gives you a result you don't like. I'll teach you how to be aware of this pattern, and how to leverage it to creat
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