2022's planning challenge is now complete ... but we will do another one in 2023!
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Subscribe to NewsletterThe 3rd Annual Untapped Brilliance FREE 5 Day Challenge.
5 Steps to Planning 2022…
The ADHD Friendly
Way!
By the end of this 5 day challenge you'll
-1-
Have a plan for 2022!
Having a plan gives you a sense of confidence and calm. You know you have time to do the things that are most important to you.
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Have taken action on your plan
You don't need to wait until January 1st to take action on your plan! Taking action helps you build trust in yourself. That's why you start to take action in the challenge while you feel energerized and supported.
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Feel motivated
Doctor Russel Barkley says ADHD is less about attention all about motivation. In this challenge, you will learn how to feel internally motivated to follow through with your plans and goals, all the way until they are completed.
You + The 5-day planning challenge
=
An awesome list of completed goals by December 2022
Maybe you think that planning leads to failure and disappointment so its something you would rather not do
Or that planning a whole year feels daunting.
Or maybe you can create a good plan but can never follow through with it and end up feeling bad.
Either way, this five-day planning challenge shows you an ADHD Friendly way to plan your year so that you can accomplish more than you thought possible and feel really proud of yourself.
At the end of the 5 day planning challenge you will know...
- The 5 easy steps to plan your year (even if you hate planning or haven't been able to follow a plan in the past)
- The secret to prioritizing when you have ADHD
- What to do so you're excited and motivated for your plan all year long
- How to plan when you don't know how long a project will take
- How to include things that are important to you but don't have an external deadline
- And more!
A Note From Jacqueline
I help talented adults with ADHD (like you) manage their symptoms so they can succeed in all areas of life, including careers, studies, homelife, and relationships.
I am a former registered nurse, have a degree in psychology, and for the last 16 years, have coached clients all over the world.
My blog Untapped Brilliance has won multiple awards, and my book Untapped Brilliance. How to reach your full potential as an adult with ADHD has been endorsed by Dr. Hallowell and Dr. Gabour Mate
