Since you're here listening, I'm going to assume you have ADHD and you're looking for support.

As someone with ADHD, I'm guessing, you also have CRS, otherwise known as Can't Remember Shit.

If you're interested in learning how to address

CRS and learning about the power of community

and have been wondering if group coaching is right for you, keep

listening. Eight years ago this fall I launched and facilitated ADHD rewire its very

first online coaching and accountability group.

Since then, we've coached over 900 people in 75 groups, over 29 seasons, clocking 2,000 hours of group facilitation. We've iterated,

experimented, received accolades, and best of all have grown alongside so many adults with ADHD.

Two seasons ago as we were nearing the end of season 27,

one of our members, Rob, who had been working on transitioning to a new career in voiceover work wrote a great article all about

CRS with a novel perspective and since Rob was working on a voiceover career, I reached out to him and said,

Hey Rob, I love what you wrote. Would you be willing to record it? So here's Rob reading his article,

The Other CRS.

The other CRS.

Can't remember shit?

Community remembers shit.

As Eric Tivers often says, it's important to recognize that a component of ADHD is that we have

CRS. Can't remember shit. A CRS can't be relied on as an excuse for not getting things done, for forgetting things, or for

being late.

Rather, being aware of it can help guide us to making strategic choices to try to compensate for it.

I've come to realize that one of the special things about being a part of the

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