What impact does ambiguity have on motivation and procrastination? You might be surprised at the answer. Think about it. If you don’t know what to do, isn’t it more productive to do something else, or just escape to play Xbox? Ambiguity comes from a lack of clarity because you just don’t know or because you can’t hold it in your working memory. These challenges impact adults but have a greater impact on ADHD kids who have not developed problem-solving skills and whose executive functioning brains aren’t as developed. Join us for insight to understand motivation and procrastination through the lens of ambiguity and how ADHD children can thrive when they gain clarity. We’ll share mindsets to help you help your kids.
Jeff Copper, MBA, PCC, PCAC, CPCC, ACG, is an attention coach and expert on attention issues. He founded DIG Coaching Practice and is host and founder of Attention Talk Radio and Attention Talk Video. He coaches individuals with ADD/ADHD symptoms who are seeking personal and business results by helping them realize their potential. As someone who has had to learn to manage attention and deal with his own challenges, Jeff helps his clients understand themselves and how their minds work. To this end, Jeff developed his anatomy of attention construct to help them regain control of their attention and move past barriers so they can achieve what they are capable of faster and with less stress. Jeff holds an undergraduate degree from Indiana University, an MBA from University of Tampa, professional designations from International Coaches Federation (ICF), Professional Association for ADHD Coaches, and certification programs at ADD Coach Academy and Coaches Training Institute. Jeff is a member of Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA), CHADD, ADHD Coaches Organization (ACO), Professional Association for ADHD Coaches (PAAC), ADD Resources, and the International Coach Federation.
Website: digcoaching.com