How To Adhd With Jessica Mccabe
This weeks guest, Jessica McCabe, is the creator and host of the How to ADHD YouTube Channel. Jessica has ADHD herself, and discovered that medication is only part of the solution. Jessica created her first show as an ADHD toolbox. This was a friendly mix of useful tips and techniques that she shared based on her research and her own personal experience. Jessica says, I make mistakes so you dont have to. Jessica provides her 10,000+ subscribers with new episodes every Tuesday. Jessicas background in acting helps make her videos compelling and pretty clever.
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Jessica Mccabe Speaker Videos
- Jessica McCabe and Rick Green Get Real About ADHDHello Brains! Appaaaarantly some of you wanted Rick Green and I to *actually* answer questions. So here ya go, enjoy us sharing ADHD and What I Would Tell #MyYoungerSelf | Jessica McCabeJessica McCabe is an American actress, writer, and YouTube personality. She is the host of the YouTube channel “How to ADHD” and has taken roles on several independent films and television shows.
- Jessica McCabe Shares: How a Failure Learned to SucceedOn March 14, 2018 ADDA held a special event. This live Webinar is available to everyone at no charge.Webinars are always free for ADDA members. However, to thank you for your generosity and help…Failing at Normal: An ADHD Success Story | Jessica McCabe | TEDxBratislavaJessica McCabe tell us the story of her life. Once a gifted child with bright future, who later lives a life of a constant failures, because one thing – her ADHD diagnosis. Until one thing changed…
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Even More 4 More Common Myths About Adhd
Rick Green and Jessica McCabe with part 3 of their popular ADHD Myths series.
Myths include:
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Choose A Career That Works For You
After years of going from one job to another and getting fired from lots of them McCabe is thrilled to have finally found her calling.
I think it’s really critical that people with ADHD choose a career that works for them, that works for their brain, said McCabe. The same thing that I get paid for now is what I got fired for back at yoga studio. I got fired from that position because I was on the internet all the time, because I was curious. In between folding laundry and doing those things, I was just like Well, there’s nothing to do. I’ll go on the internet and look up answers to things I’m curious about, she said. I get paid for that now. I got fired for it then. That’s the level of difference makes.
As she continues to churn out charming informative videos, McCabe is also working on the book version of “How to ADHD,” to be published by Random House. Its a dream come true for someone who, as a child, fantasized about writing a book of her own but later dropped out of college as her ADHD spun out of control.
Like her YouTube channel, the book will be a 360-degree look at life with ADHD with no sugarcoating.
And when you work for yourself, there can be room for both.
A Time for Change,” which explore issues of race, diversity and inclusion in the worlds of finance, business, politics and beyond.
Jessica Mccabes Been Telling Us How To Adhd For Years
ADHD superstar Jessica McCabe joined Dr. Hallowell on Distraction for the first time four years ago! Listen back to her inaugural appearance on the podcast in June 2017 when she spoke with Ned about having ADHD and the unique struggles millennials with ADHD face.
Learn more about Jessica on her website How to ADHD.
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About Jessica Mccabe And Totallyadd
Jessica McCabe and Rick Green first met in 2016 at an ADHD conference and have been great friends ever since! No wonder, they have lots of things in common, especially their love of creating videos for people with ADHD and ADD.
Here are some quick facts about Jessica:
Jessica is the much loved host, researcher, writer, co-producer, and editor of How To ADHD.
She was diagnosed at the age of 12 after displaying multiple personality similarities with her aunt, who had been diagnosed by Dr Daniel Amen.
Jessica has posted on her website that she is currently taking Vyvanse, and in the past has taken other medications.
She was born and raised in Los Angeles, California.
Before working full-time on How to ADHD, Jessica used to work as a waitress, and before that she was an actress.
Jessica does not have a formal education about ADHD, and does not claim to be a professional, but she has completed a course relating to ADHD and autism, and she uses credible sources to do research.
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More Common Myths About Adhd
Hilarious, Entertaining, and full of great information! Rick Green from TotallyADD and Jessica McCabe from How To ADHD get together to talk about 4 More ADHD Myths that messed up their lives!
Myths include:
1. ADHD Isnt That Serious
2. You Cant Have ADHD, Youre Successful
3. All You Need is Medication
You can see a text version of this video here
Why We Like This Tedtalk:
ADHD can impact peoples cognitive, psychological, and social well-being. Jessica McCabe speaks about her own experience of living with ADHD and how it impacted her relationships, jobs, and schooling. Most importantly, she speaks about what ADHD really is and what people like her and other people who know someone living with ADHD can do to help. Jessica connects the brain to behavior in this TedTalk as she shares her story of living with ADHD.
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Jessica Mccabe Aka How To Adhd
June 24, 2018 by Mike
Whilst I dont have a formal diagnosis, it has been suggested by a number of doctors and therapists that I display many symptoms of ADHD and I can currently going through the formal evaluation process.
In looking for coping mechanisms and ways to improve my concentration and organisation I discovered the How To ADHD youtube channel and it quickly became one of my favorite resources on the subject.
The videos that Jessica produces are incredibly informative and practical and many of the techniques she suggests provide genuine benefit. Its no surprise that she has had such a meteoric rise. The channel started in January 2016 and today has nearly 200,000 subscribers and close to 10 million views. Having started the project whilst working as a waitress and actress, Jessica now works full time on the channel as a result of huge support on Patreon.
Well Done Jessica and Team!
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Common Myths About Adhd
How To ADHD creator Jessica McCabe and Totally ADD founder Rick Green sat down to discuss 4 ADHD Myths that ruined their lives:
You can see a text version of this video here
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Episode : Adhd And Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria With Keynote Speaker Jessica Fern
EP. 128: ADHD and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria with Keynote Speaker, Jessica Fern
Listen to this episode from ADHD for Smart Ass Women with Tracy Otsuka on Spotify. Join Tracy as she welcomes Jessica Fern to Ep. 128 of her podcast, ADHD for Smart Ass Women. Jessica is a Senior Director of Training & Development for the 4th largest multifamily management company in the US and doubles as a national speaker, coach, and strategist.
Join Tracy as she welcomes Jessica Fern to Ep. 128 of her podcast, ADHD for Smart Ass Women. Jessica is a Senior Director of Training & Development for the 4th largest multifamily management company in the US and doubles as a national speaker, coach, and strategist. Jessica is a keynote speaker, who was most recently featured on a national panel for Women in Leadership. She has a series on Multifamily Leadership Studio that includes Legendary Leadership which earned her the nickname The Wolf of Leadership. Jessica’s newest project is her solutions-oriented coaching/consulting and podcast called “Living with Einstein.”
Jessica shares:
- The circumstances surrounding her two ADHD diagnoses
- What has changed since her recent diagnosis
- Her struggle with and triumph over Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria
- How hyperfocus almost wrecked her
- How she discovered her gift of speaking
- Her advice on creating a winning speech every time
- The key to living successfully with ADHD
- Her ADHD workaround
She Turned Adhd Into A Career: ‘talking About Our Challenges Is Very Important’
Meet her now and you might find it hard to believe that, less than 10 years ago, 38 year-old Jessica McCabe was at the end of her rope: divorced, broke, living at home with her mother, with no viable job prospects in sight.
My career was going nowhere, she said in an interview with Yahoo Finance. And I went, You know what, let me figure this out.
Her first step was to look hard at the condition she had been struggling with for as long as she could remember: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD, a neurological disorder that affects thinking, mood, and behavior. People with ADHD battle patterns of inattentiveness and/or patterns of hyperactivity and/or impulsivity, and their lives can be upended.
I went about learning about my ADHD and learning strategies that might be able to help me, she said.
McCabe put those strategies, as she says, in the only place she couldnt lose them: on YouTube. And thats when a booming business her YouTube channel called “How to ADHD” was born.
Her videos cover just about every angle of ADHD: its history, its impact on relationships, how best to navigate it at work, the intersection of ADHD and race, the role of medication in treating it, and even how to ADHD-proof your finances. Her channel has nearly 1 million subscribers, with videos that have been viewed more than 44 million times. A TEDx talk she gave back in 2017 has more than 3.5 million views.
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S2 Ep: Jessica Mccabe Tells Us How To Adhd
Jessica McCabe knows what its like to struggle with ADHD. Diagnosed as a teen, she now helps others understand their ADHD brains through her wildly popular YouTube channel, How to ADHD. Jessica spoke with Ned about the unique struggles millennials with ADHD face in our crazy-busy 24/7 world.
And dont forget to catch Dr. Hallowells conversation with Jessica on her YouTube channel starting this Thursday: How to ADHDTo learn more about Dr. Hallowell: