As Turbo Thinkers©, we possess the strengths of our natural curiosity and tendency to question everything. But in a world of constant stimulation and endless information, even we can fall prey to hype without realizing it.

One of our greatest challenges as Turbo Thinkers is asking for help. Through coaching, I work with my clients on developing awareness of how their unique ADHD brain works. Then accepting that we are wired differently and can make our lives a lot easier with the right support. Next, identifying which accommodations specifically are going to help us. What types of support do we need in the form of actual tools or people? How will we collaborate, delegate, automate, and eliminate to achieve more ease, efficiency, and efficacy? And, finally, asking for that support. This is the hardest step of all.

1-awareness, 2-acceptance, 3- accommodations, and 4-ask.

Our wellness journey includes a variety of specialists working as a support team. As a coach specializing in ADHD and executive function skills, I work with a host of referral partners so that collaboratively we help our community of Turbo Thinkers in every way that we can. I help my clients build their supportive ecosystem that might include a clinical psychologist, therapist, prescriber, and of course, a coach.

This state of pure presence isn't limited to extraordinary experiences. As a transformational executive coach and mindfulness practitioner, I've discovered that this same depth of connection, this same dissolution of boundaries, is possible in any human interaction. Whether in personal development coaching or everyday mindful living, the power of presence transforms both coach and client. But it requires something precious: the courage to bring our full presence into someone else's presence.