Comments for Cameron Gott ADHD Coach for Entrepreneurs and Business Owners http://www.camerongott.com Match Action with Intention Wed, 09 May 2012 01:38:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Other Side of Creative: Completion by Ginger http://www.camerongott.com/blog/the-other-side-of-creative-completion/#comment-2715 Ginger Wed, 09 May 2012 01:38:01 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=905#comment-2715 Boy, does this describe me! I have always thought that having all those great ideas was very creative--but what is creative about projects that don't get done? It's been such a key component of ADD coaching for me to "get" that the other side of generating is completing. Boy, does this describe me! I have always thought that having all those great ideas was very creative–but what is creative about projects that don’t get done? It’s been such a key component of ADD coaching for me to “get” that the other side of generating is completing.

]]> Comment on About the Global Creative Individual by Favorite iPad Productivity Apps – Part III: iThoughts HD | S.O.S. ~ Sharb Organizing Solutions, LLC http://www.camerongott.com/about-global-creative/#comment-2649 Favorite iPad Productivity Apps – Part III: iThoughts HD | S.O.S. ~ Sharb Organizing Solutions, LLC Mon, 02 Apr 2012 02:05:08 +0000 http://www.globalcreative.org/?page_id=6#comment-2649 [...] relational than linear in nature.  A colleague of mine calls those of us who think relationally Global Creatives.  This is a blessing and somewhat of a curse: a blessing in that I am brimming with ideas on all [...] [...] relational than linear in nature.  A colleague of mine calls those of us who think relationally Global Creatives.  This is a blessing and somewhat of a curse: a blessing in that I am brimming with ideas on all [...]

]]> Comment on Limit Scope: What Will You Not Do? by gute Ausbildung Coach http://www.camerongott.com/blog/limit-scope-what-will-you-not-do/#comment-2611 gute Ausbildung Coach Sat, 24 Mar 2012 15:09:47 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=892#comment-2611 <strong>gute Ausbildung Coach...</strong> [...]ADHD and Limiting Scope: An Inspiring Story | Cameron Gott ADHD Coach for Entrepreneurs and Business Owners[...]... gute Ausbildung Coach…

[...]ADHD and Limiting Scope: An Inspiring Story | Cameron Gott ADHD Coach for Entrepreneurs and Business Owners[...]…

]]> Comment on Getting Back in the Saddle: Get Back to What Works by sue west http://www.camerongott.com/blog/getting-back-in-the-saddle-get-back-to-what-works/#comment-2204 sue west Wed, 07 Dec 2011 11:46:10 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=857#comment-2204 Nice. I love the visual - and the energy difference required - in finding a new horse versus just getting out that old step stool. Very nice. I've shared online. Nice. I love the visual – and the energy difference required – in finding a new horse versus just getting out that old step stool. Very nice. I’ve shared online.

]]> Comment on Nudge your Paradox Perspective on ADHD by Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, CMC, MCC, SCAC http://www.camerongott.com/blog/nudge-your-paradox-perspective-on-adhd/#comment-1805 Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, CMC, MCC, SCAC Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:29:22 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=825#comment-1805 You know *I* love this. GREAT job, Cam! xx, mgh -- Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, SCAC, MCC - (blogging at ADDandSoMuchMore and ADDerWorld - dot com!) You know *I* love this. GREAT job, Cam!
xx,
mgh — Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, SCAC, MCC – (blogging at ADDandSoMuchMore and ADDerWorld – dot com!)

]]> Comment on Coaching Audio Demonstration:The Beginning of the Call by Cena Block http://www.camerongott.com/blog/coaching-demonstrationthe-beginning-of-the-call/#comment-1509 Cena Block Tue, 16 Aug 2011 21:23:13 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=684#comment-1509 This is one great idea! LOVE it... completely addresses the biggest barrier that people have - FEAR! KUDOS to you Cam! Great job!!! Thanks for putting it out there in the world... This is one great idea! LOVE it…
completely addresses the biggest barrier that people have –
FEAR!

KUDOS to you Cam!
Great job!!!
Thanks for putting it out there in the world…

]]> Comment on Noticing your Brain at Work by ADHD Management Practices:Brain Awareness | Cameron Gott http://www.camerongott.com/blog/noticing-your-brain-at-work/#comment-1080 ADHD Management Practices:Brain Awareness | Cameron Gott Thu, 05 May 2011 20:02:20 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=573#comment-1080 [...] be focused on what her brain does not do.  This is a very limiting perspective.  To continue our car/brain analogy we can focus on all the parts that are not working or have never worked.  What we focus on we [...] [...] be focused on what her brain does not do.  This is a very limiting perspective.  To continue our car/brain analogy we can focus on all the parts that are not working or have never worked.  What we focus on we [...]

]]> Comment on Noticing your Brain at Work by cameron http://www.camerongott.com/blog/noticing-your-brain-at-work/#comment-1078 cameron Thu, 05 May 2011 19:24:26 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=573#comment-1078 Great to hear, Bob and nice to hear from you too. Great to hear, Bob and nice to hear from you too.

]]> Comment on Noticing your Brain at Work by Bob http://www.camerongott.com/blog/noticing-your-brain-at-work/#comment-1056 Bob Mon, 02 May 2011 21:58:36 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=573#comment-1056 Thanks Cam, your posts always help me to remember to focus and un-focus! Thanks Cam, your posts always help me to remember to focus and un-focus!

]]> Comment on How do you Get Things Done? by Noticing your Brain at Work | Cameron Gott http://www.camerongott.com/blog/how-do-you-get-things-done/#comment-1054 Noticing your Brain at Work | Cameron Gott Mon, 02 May 2011 15:07:55 +0000 http://www.camerongott.com/?p=561#comment-1054 [...] place to begin is with our own brain.  We’ll continue with the car race analogy from the How Do You Get Things Done post where the race car represents the ADHD brain. Where does your hyper-focus come [...] [...] place to begin is with our own brain.  We’ll continue with the car race analogy from the How Do You Get Things Done post where the race car represents the ADHD brain. Where does your hyper-focus come [...]

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