80-H.D. rewired episode number 48.

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

My name is Eric Tivers. I'm a licensed clinical social worker,

coach and consultant. We know that starting can be the hardest part.

So let's get started.

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of ADHD rewired. Right now it is 1245 PM on January 22nd, 2015 and I'm 15 seconds into just hitting record and as

of right now I don't know if what you're about to hear is just going to be a short introduction to the interview that I have scheduled tomorrow,

or if this will actually end up being a solo episode.

I have a couple of notes in front of me because I have some things that I want to share with you and so this may turn out to be a shorter solo episode. I promise you there won't be another 120 minute, I don't remember how long last week's episode was. It was a most unusual

episode. It was one of my longer episode. No, it was the longest episode ever in the history of ADHD rewired but what I want to tell you is you

know last week if you heard the episode I I was really actually anxious and sort of nervous about releasing that

episode. I was feeling very vulnerable about it. It was an episode that I recorded in my car. I was very tired. I was very overwhelmed.

I, as for those that listen, you know, I was not, I felt like I was not managing my ADHD well. I was just I was doing way too much and I was running

on empty and so I mean that was the reason I did a podcast from my car but what really touched me was I don't

think I've ever received more emails comment comments on Facebook, supportive tweets about that episode than I have for

any other episode possibly combined.

And it was just so just amazing to me because I was I was feeling

very vulnerable and very insecure about releasing it you know I'm very open and and

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