ADHD Coach Reveals Secret to Staying Consistent at ANYTHING

As an ADHD Coach, you might think I have mastered the secret to staying consistent, but let's face it, when you have ADHD, it's just hard!
That said, it's not impossible to be consistent with anything when you have ADHD. We absolutely CAN train ourselves to be consistent and follow through on our goals, it just takes a little patiences and skill building.
In today's video, I'm sharing the secret to success when it comes to being consistent and following through on your goals.
It's a long video, but we go deep, so grab and pen so you can take notes!
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[@lifewithmargot]

I’m consistently inconsistent lol 😂

[@thaliamerida1836]

lol!

[@TellitTay]

Thissss😂😅 can feel this!

[@Lucasdm29]

The tip about having an emotional connection to a task is so spot on. That is the main reason why I can't follow through with things.

[@realSimoneCherie]

Society demonizes not caring - even though people who care about everything have crippling, anxiety, low self-esteem, a loud inner-critic and inevitably burnout.

[@johnroekoek9864]

This comment to remind you, a year later 😊

[@barbaraharper622]

Me too. Never really realized it could be caused by my adhd. I love sewing and crafting, but I can't seem to get myself motivated to do any projects for money. My motivation for wanting to do a project, is always for family/friends. So my motivation is love.

[@bl8388]

I'm trying to figure out how to emotionally connect to my bills and paperwork. If they could talk or meow or squeak, it would be MUCH easier for me.

[@halim8289]

-picking one thing at a time -deciding what to say no to -know why behind why - be. Clear on what done looks like -

[@SacredSoulPractice]

And stop magical Thinking ❤ thank you for this

[@InspiringYoungLady]

- Get clear on next steps (and where are dependency - Put things in a Calendar or planning tools that are used every day - Outsourcing accountability (todo lists etc) - Celebrate the things we do well - Take ntentional breaks

[@surewhatever8843]

I use what I call my “TA-DONE!” list. It’s a quick and messy handwritten list of what I’ve done. I include *everything* that I would have beaten myself up about had I not done it, so yeah, sometimes “brushed my teeth” makes the list! Traditional to-do lists tend to drain my energy and can be overwhelming, but “TA-DONE!” lists get me rolling into action and help me seek out tasks to complete so I can keep the wins going. The feeling is similar to what you describe when marking an X on your calendar. For some reason, it only works for me if it’s literally scribbled by hand, ideally with brightly colored pens. Writing neatly, using proper grammar, or typing it somehow kills the vibe.

[@djmandyland]

Not only did I feel you on the 26 hr days but they aren't even productive, for me, it's just 26 hr days of stressing and worrying how I have 12083 ideas but can't seem to pick or start any then just giving up.

[@tinal.814]

Same!!! (((Sigh)))

[@hollywright3610]

We don’t like being predictable. Adventure not simple is what is harder then creating

[@PadmaDorjee]

I can honestly say you are the most likeable person on KZbin and possibly the nicest. Your genuine empathy oozes from your skin and you do not look like someone who's here to make a career or money, it actually looks like those are secondary and wanting to help others was first because of what it was like for you scrambling around in the dark for so long. 🙏🏽

[@vanessacaballero9943]

I love that they are many people like me out here experiencing the same ugh I’m so tired of not being consistent and it’s not like don’t want to 😅 thank you for this video please don’t stop making them

[@stefaniebrauer128]

I just discovered you while searching for help with clutter if your a woman with adhd. I remember realizing and writing down at 19 that my problem was consistency. Wasn’t diagnosed until I was 32 and now at 55 I’ve learned much during my journey. A lot of it I forget and relearn many times over 😂. Love hearing how others approach life on the daily and I’m glad I found you. ❤

[@thequeryqueen]

You described me too😂🥲 and I hate relearning stuff its so frustrating. Atleast now I have a direction.

[@hajarhajar8906]

Can you please make a video about how to implement these things? I like these videos but they’re still too abstract for me 😢

[@sirirassap6916]

Yeah think so

[@DanitaWaltonhere]

Holy cow I’m so glad I saw this video today! I’ve watched it 2x and will watch again tomorrow to take notes. I love your content. It’s succinct and makes so much sense without shame or judgment. Thank you!

[@CarenMagill]

Yes! Thank you so much for reflecting that. It's always my intent!

[@nisweeta1061]

Oh my goodness.. im watching the second video and I already feel like you are changing my life for the better. I love the way you speak and explain things. I have never understood what was going on in my brain- having all these interests and talents and not being able to be consistent with any to manifest my dreams has been very saddening. I finally see some hope at the end of the tunnel. Thank you!!!

[@CarenMagill]

You are so welcome! I'm glad they are resonating with you!!!

[@jeffersonbrendly7613]

👋 i hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace 💞❤️🕊️🕊️ all over the world 🙏🌍 I'm originally from Canada currently living in Key West Florida☀️☀️☀️☀️and you where are you from if i may ask??.

[@Okokok830]

The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy is good as well.

[@3dchick]

Omg, i did all those things. Five majors (would change every time they tried to make me take math), always listening to other people's "shoulds" even if they were just in my head. Now, at 54, im facing really commit to my not-very-good job or quit and try what I actually want to do. I don't regret my scattershot education, and I don't regret my years teaching since, but I am fairly sure I need to be done with it. (just terrified my ADHD brain won't let me succeed at those things, sigh. Sigh.

[@katelynglass9145]

ohmygod please never stop making videos! this is smth i struggle with so much, just like so many others, and i can’t express how much of a difference your videos make! thank you for making me feel like i’m not alone in this!

[@thecreativemastermin]

We love you Caren!

[@vaibhav6151]

That's a great video. Too many important points briefly discussed. Thanks

[@georgesonm1774]

I love so much about these tips, especially the explanation of why it is necessary to celebrate completion, from a cognitive and identity-building standpoint - I feel like this will be priceless for me, as I never really placed importance on that (if I actually managed to complete something, that is) - thanks so much!

[@rayoa1]

Thank you Caren for your beautiful and amazing videos. They are SO helpful❤

[@9xqspx6]

So happy I found your channel. Love your energy, and I got a bunch of great tips from you. (Although I still don't know if I have ADHD.)

[@desireco]

I love magical thinking... love it!

[@mouriziozeland7140]

Wow. I thought one thing which I normally do was bad. Thanks for the advice.

[@Bri-vy7zx]

I think that tip about choosing one thing at a time is about to change my life. I LOVED j-term in college and always soaked up and continue to apply those concepts much more than any of my 4 multiple course semesters….. like I genuinely get sad in January now because I don’t have that anymore. And you just made me realize that I can create my own and explore my interests effectively. THANK YOU.

[@ambermariemalone]

You’re brilliant 🎉

[@MomBehindTheComputer]

Thank you for sharing this! I hope your break is helpful for you as you work forward in your goals!

[@CarenMagill]

Thank you so much!

[@thequeryqueen]

You got a new subscriber ❤

[@alexjustine33]

I’m just giggling because it all sounds so simple, BUT the way you explain these things just makes sense ❤

[@sj4267]

Know your why behind your why is a good one!

[@ariestre7702]

You are super helpful

[@unthought_known]

I've been watching your videos all weekend, so helpful. Thank you for making these video. I really appreciate that.

[@CarenMagill]

thank you!!!! I appreciate you watching them!

[@draftsandideas837]

Amazing video!!! Thank you so much for putting the time in making it!

[@CarenMagill]

My pleasure!

[@RenewedbyHim]

Quite frankly I have never been diagnosed with adhd but this year I have been thinking that I do have it. This video was so helpful

[@Iris_Pirus]

Very helpful tips! Thank you!

[@CarenMagill]

Glad it was helpful!

[@morganquist]

Appreciate the personal stories and practical steps. Thanks, Caren!

[@CarenMagill]

Thanks, Morgan!!!!

[@HansOttoDieter654]

1.Simplify - Say No (Unrealistic Expectation) pick 1 thing at a time 2.Choose - Decide what u say no. so that u create ur working space which is needed for realising ur dreams 3.Motivate- Know ur why behind ur why. Write it down. 4. Visualize ur Product. Write it down in detail 5. Concretize ur Magical Thinking phase. write it down. Till here, was for DECIDE what u WANT 6. PLAN - Operationalize ur Priorities WHAT, WHO, HOW 7. EXECUTE - Put them on the Calendar WHERE, WHEN 8. CHECK - Externalize Accountability 9. PARTY TIME 😊 - Celebrate it. Look at wht u got it done. CONFIDENCE STUFF 10. DESERVE. U deserve taking BREAKS.

[@Selfunraveled]

Awesome video

[@JJ-ds2get-her]

I just found this channel. I think I can love it. And thank you.

[@CarenMagill]

You're welcome!

[@user-in4mz9go4d]

If only I could stay consistent. I would get FAR in life and I know it 😢

[@Circe_of_Aeaea]

I don't have ADHD, but at this point I'm trying everything that might work lol

[@ginarusselhp]

awesome video

[@bonnacon1610]

Focus on one thing at a time. Decide what you’re going to say No to. Know the “Why” behind your why. Be clear on what “done” looks like. Avoid magical thinking. Calendar block your time. Celebrate completion. Take intentional breaks.

[@Mindsetolympics]

God bless you Caren!! God brought me to this channel for a reason! And I'm so happy about it. This is about the best video you have posted! GOLD complete GOLD!

[@CarenMagill]

welcome! I'm glad you're here.

[@YubTub-ym4qj]

I've already started 2 more businesses on top of one that isn't doing so good. Now my weaknesses are out there for everyone to see coz I can't deliver well to everyone.

[@laybachaudhry2978]

1. One thing at a time - why is important?? - another why?? - be clear what done looks like - magic thibking impulsively

[@tarat53]

9:54 You say you'll link some videos on how you plan your weeks months and quarters, but I can't seem to find any video links in the description for those things? Could you please provide those resource links? Struggling to stay organized. Thank you!

[@CarenMagill]

Thank you for calling that out, Tara! Here's a playlist of videos for you. kzbin.info/aero/PLGIy8-DZZV1xGXXJf4D05KT9uXWt_VMh8

[@nanostar7660]

3:40-books she reccomends

[@sweetlife3623]

What does done look like?

[@sirirassap6916]

It understand it’s a good advice but it’d be great if you have an easy example to make it less abstract

[@lifebypernille9453]

Someone please explain what "snizzled on" is, I keep imagining being sneezed on and that cannot be right xD

[@TripleBlsdNHlyFvrd]

It's hard for me to set goals and work on accomplishing because I need instant and consistent feedback or "dopamine increase" for me to start motivated. That's why it's hard to lose weight because I need to see and feel some positive results daily instead of weekly or monthly. I'll get initially excited, but soon lose the excitement which decreases my motivation. Any and all feedback is welcomed.

[@NADA-ok2ce]

How do you make the calendar fun. I HATE it….

[@holachristin7209]

Colors, stickers, emojis. I found that star stickers help a lot lol

[@holachristin7209]

I use a Eisenhower matrix in Notion, so I can add emojis and check off a task when it’s finished.

[@hollywright3610]

Right brain /left brain not the executive function in the middle

[@marciesalkowski8139]

i let my emotions control everything until now… i lived more in my head

[@Claudia-sm9te]

Omg why are you calling me out? Putting things on a calender and then forget to look at it. Oh all the unused calenders and planners I've had in my life..

[@misssquizza5616]

Do you work with a naturopath to manage ADHD?

[@CarenMagill]

No

[@ShermanWilliamsVideo]

Oof. I’ve tried all of this and none of these work

[@designerguy6257]

I dont know why I would paint my whole house. LOL. I did a room and paid for the rest.

[@nosequiters]

what do you do if youre not interested in anything and youre just fucking tired lol

[@CarenMagill]

sleep!

[@sewmad1400]

Investigate the possibility of depression- especially if you’re not interested in anything.

[@derosa195]

I can not trust my brain any more

[@thecommoncentrist]

I felt very attacked at the magical thinking part

[@mess2964]

I am consistently inconsistent ?!*

[@lakritzeslena]

But I CAN diy difficult things I have no prior experience with. 😜☝️

[@derosa195]

I just want to be normal

[@derosa195]

No friends duh

[@illyaan]

How will my future wife handle me? She will divorce me on the wedding night

[@rameenfatima5291]

Listening to the part about knowing why behind your why i just remember dumping my midnight thoughts in my notes 3 years back and writing “do we really love the things we love or is it because of the people around us”. I am starting research on ADHD because when someone explains how ADHD works i just feel like they’re explaining the inner me 😭😭 i reallyy wanna deal with it right now but not sure if i am interested in it tomorrow 🥲🥲