AID rewired episode 23. Conversations from the Atta Conference, an interview with

Linda Woggley. This is the show designed to help those of us who have really good intentions and is slightly wandering attention.

Whether you have ADHD and you want to learn more about it, or you are looking for ways to organize your time, your things,

with the many details of life so you can get more done. This show is for you. My name is

Eric Tivers. I'm a licensed clinical social worker, coach, and I'm a licensed clinical social worker, coach, and consultant.

We know that starting can be the hardest part. So, let's get started.

So I'm standing here talking to Linda Roggley. It is the Thursday pre-conference.

What do you still have to do do because you have a number of presentations

that you are giving you're going to embarrass me on the air yes okay so this is my

AD divis self I have a survey for adults with ADHD who are over 40 and I really want to get it started and I have it almost done and it's not done.

But I have lots of pieces of paper printed with the QR codes so that people can go there, but we have to finish it up before it goes there.

So that's number one. Number two, I have two more presentations to give, one tomorrow, one on Saturday,

and the only one of them are ready, which is why I did not send Evelyn my handouts because the handouts are not ready, but I do have my

masks for the mini masks of ADHD.

And then the other thing is that since I'm an exhibitor, I also have a slideshow that I'm showing

at my booth, and I found that the slideshow that I thought I was going to edit has disappeared so I have to start over

Before we dive in to today's interview with the 80 diva Linda Linderuggly, which is honestly one of my favorite interviews from the conference.

They were all great, but this is one of the best ones. There are at least a few times during the interview that you are about to hear that there were tears in my eyes and chills kind of going through my body.

We got into some pretty emotional, authentic raw stuff.

She describes how she was first diagnosed, was about 20 years ago. She shares with us some of those experiences

of really trying to make peace with her diagnosis and really tear away what she describes as the masks of ADHD and really

allowing herself to be true to who she really is. So we sat down on the, I think it was a Saturday after she had presented

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