Your ADHD brain loves a good argument. Here’s why that’s a problem.
About this episode
Cate Osborn discusses the challenges of ADHD, particularly the tendency to enjoy arguments, and answers listener questions.
Ever notice your ADHD brain gets a little too excited during an argument? Like you’re not even mad anymore, you’re just... having a really good time being right? Yeah. There’s a reason for that, and it’s not a great one. In this mailbag episode of Sorry, I Missed This, host Cate Osborn is digging into questions from our Understood Facebook group Our amazing listeners wrote in (and had the chance to win a copy of Cate’s new book, The ADHD Field Guide for Adults). In this episode Cate tackles questions like how to share a new ADHD diagnosis with friends and family, how to wade through the swamp of ADHD motivation, why our ADHD brains LOVE to argue, and more. Check it out!
People in this episode
Host: Cate Osborn
Topics covered
- ADHD
- arguments
- motivation
- diagnosis
- self-improvement
Keywords
- ADHD
- arguments
- motivation
- diagnosis
- self-improvement
- Cate Osborn
- listeners
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Understood
Books & works: The ADHD Field Guide for Adults
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