The ADHD urge to get ALL the things done but not get any of it done because your brain literally feels paralyzed because you try to do it all at once and then you’re exhausted and frustrated and need a nap. -Dr. Jen
Your to-do list won't cure my ADHD.
Now, if I'm the one MAKING the list—thinking hard about what REALLY needs to be on it, sorting by category, & thoughtfully formatting it?
That doesn't cure my ADHD either. In fact, now I'm further behind than I was before I made the list.
ADHD is profoundly costly. It costs money, energy, and time.
Money: subscriptions we forget to cancel, buying yet another planner
Energy: bandwidth ebbs + flows and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed Dr. Jen
Time: takes us a day to finish what could have been done in an hour
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We’ve added a line to every colleagues job description. “Try every day to carry out a random act of kindness for a customer, a colleague or a member of the public…even one who doesn’t even come in to our shops.” Being kind is the best way to do business.
You have written about me my whole life, I understand the nature of your sad, fear based business. You allow women to be judged and critiqued for the world to see. Creating a forum for people to judge and critique human beings physical appearance. To make money, you have so much to be accountable for, you have deaths on your hands, you are the original trolls. If you take photos of my wife and leave your comments open we will have a problem @MailOnline
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It is quite difficult to process the true gravity of the Letby case. It doesn’t require a particularly long career in criminal law to read things that are for most unimaginable. But today, well. I was struck by the pain etched on the face of the Sky News presenter outside court faithfully reporting the victim impacts statements. Even Mr Justice Goss displayed the occasional moment of pain when delivering the sentencing remarks - a trained consummate professional, but you could see it. At a time when it has become a national sport to comment on the failings of the criminal justice system its worth noting that today epitomised its best. A detailed painstaking investigation by officers who may well never be recognised. Prosecution and Defence teams dealing with information of such volume, complexity and emotion that it’s almost too difficult to comprehend. But day in and day out they did their job to allow a jury to do its job. And finally the jurors. One of the most grave, complex and saddest tasks we could ask of them, and for an immense length of time with a personal sacrifice we will probably never know. So, to all those involved in this horrific case, thank you.
Everyone has heard the audio, saw the photos- Man United send a message to survivors of domestic & sexual abuse with their next move. At the very least, please work with a specialist charity on this.
Our new Logo. So unbelievably proud. June 25th here we come……🏆🎉
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@LadyNadiaEssex 🤣🤣People complaining about dogs too, questioning the hygiene as if people in restaurants have to pass a hygiene exam on entering. I have definitely stood near some very questionable hygiene in a pub 😬