384 | June Q&A with Will Curb, MJ Siemens, Coach Moira Maybin, Coach Roxie Martin, & Barb
In this episode, Eric Tivers is joined by Will Curb, MJ Siemens, and ADHD reWired coaches Moira Maybin & Roxie Martin. Barb also joins the panel as the ADHD reWired podcast family takes in and answers...
13 Jul 20211h 11min
383 | Neurodivergence Runs in the Family
If this is the first time you've ever listened to this podcast, today's episode features a different type of interview than Eric usually has on the show. If you have kids, this is a great one to get t...
7 Jul 202154min
382 | Strategies for College Success with Judy S. Bass
"I know ADHD people who the minute the business is successful they sell it and start another business, because they're bored; it's running itself [and] it doesn't meet any challenge anymore." Listen a...
29 Jun 20211h
381 | Resilience and Loss with Christian Morrow
"When you look at entrepreneurs, some of the most successful people in this world come from broken homes and troubled childhoods and poverty, and it's because they've been able to navigate adversity a...
22 Jun 202159min
380 | Resiliency, Self-Talk & the Power of Acceptance with Jennifer G.
"When I was in a high-stress situation, I don't know if it's the adrenaline acting like Adderall, but everything slows down for me and it's by the numbers." Today, listen as your host Eric Tivers and ...
15 Jun 20211h 3min
379 | May Q & A with Moira Maybin and MJ Siemens, Brendan Mahan and Will Curb, and Barb
In this episode, Eric Tivers and his guests, Brendan Mahan, Moira Maybin, MJ Siemens, Will Curb, and Barb answer listener questions in our May Q & A session of ADHD reWired. We're taking questions fro...
8 Jun 20211h 12min
378 | The Labyrinth of Growth Work with Justin Classen
"It's very easy to get lost in what other people say and think it's your own thoughts." Your host, Eric Tivers, welcomes back returning guest Justin Classen who was previously on the show in episodes ...
1 Jun 20211h 1min
377 | Neurodiversity and the Inflow App with George Sachs
"I think that expectation of neurotypical behavior is hopefully changing in companies so that if somebody acts a little bit different, they are not judged as less than or atypical, it's just different...
25 Mai 20211h 2min
