Noelle Daoire

Coach | Creative | Consultant | Cryptid
I tweet about living and working as a freelancer with #adultADHD

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

@AuDHDtherapist I hate the whole concept of 'hosting.' If I invite you over, you live here now and can take care of yourself 😂

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

@AutisticCallum_ I wish that worked for me! Glad it helps you😊
For me, I have to have outside accountability - if I set smaller, earlier deadlines, I need a boss/coworker/etc to hold me to them

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

@WhatTheADHD ADHD here - alcohol makes me sleepy, goofy, and very cuddly/affectionate

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

@AuDHDtherapist I'm creating a course on motivation and task initiation for ADHD. Another topic I see a big need for is budgeting - solutions for how to create a budget, stick to it long term, and avoid impulse buys.

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

@AuDHDtherapist Things that make me wonder if I'm autistic 😅 I literally cannot hear anything you say if I'm also writing

[Jessica McCabe @HowtoADHD]

For anyone who’s like “you can’t have #ADHD! You’re sUcCCessfUL”

Yes, I finished my book.

…which required neglecting everything else.

This is my desk… which I *just came out of hyperfocus enough to realize* needs attention:

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

I live with ADHD every day. I'm very aware of (most) things I'm doing wrong, and I also don't want to be doing them. But a good coach, supportive friends, and the freedom to use coping skills and accommodations as needed, make life pretty okay.

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

RSD (rejection sensitive dysphoria) is a pretty common ADHD symptom, and I talk about it almost daily with clients. And yet, I still manage to discover new ways for it to show up in my own life: like disappointment (a thread)

[Noelle Daoire @NoellehasADHD]

They may not even be aware that that's what they're experiencing (even if they are a super awesome coach who helps people with ADHD every day). So, be patient with them. If it's you, be patient with yourself and revisit tip #1.