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Integrating ADHD with Cameron GottNavigating Pushback in the Context of ChangeIn this episode, ADHD leader coach Cameron Gott explores what it means to face dismissal, discounting, and rejection from others while living with ADHD — and why that experience cuts so deep. Building on last week's discussion of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD), Cameron shifts focus to real external pushback: the subtle and not-so-subtle ways people discount, diminish, and exclude those who are changing or simply trying to survive.
Cameron identifies the toughest spot of all — facing pushback while standing still, stuck in pure survival mode, with no sense of forward momentum. Rather than waiting for the pushback to stop...
2026-05-0129 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottRedrawing Battle Lines — Rejection Sensitivity and ADHDAll those battles — with yourself, your brain, the people around you — cost something. Every skirmish is bandwidth that isn't going to what actually matters to you. And few battles drain the tank faster than rejection sensitivity.
This week ADHD coach Cameron Gott takes on RSD directly, and upfront: this is not a popular take. He draws on his own history with rejection sensitivity to map the conditions that make it worse — overwhelm, lack of structure, imposter syndrome, a meaning-making machine running at full speed in the wrong direction. Individually, these are hard. Together, they compound in ways that a...
2026-04-2444 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottDancing on the Edge of BurnoutFor ADHD brains, the edge isn't just a danger zone — it's where we activate. It's where things get defined, where focus finally shows up, where we can feel most alive. The problem is that living permanently on the edge of our cognitive and emotional limits is also the fastest route to burnout.
This week Cameron explores why ADHD makes us so vulnerable to burnout — and so drawn to the very conditions that cause it. He pulls in the research of burnout specialist Nick Petrie, whose work reveals something counterintuitive: rest alone doesn't break the burnout cycle. The peop...
2026-04-1752 min
Doctor Who: The Missing Episodes PodcastDoctor Who: The Missing Episodes Podcast - Daleks' Master Plan CommentarySupport us on Patreon 👉https://www.patreon.com/missingepisodes 🙌
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We’ve still not finished celebrating the work of Film is Fabulous! and the mesmerising return of episodes 1 and 3 of The Daleks’ Master Plan.
In this special edition, Tim is joined by Gav Rymill and Rhys Williams to record a commentary for episodes 1, 2 and 3. So iplayer/files at the ready!
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2026-04-111h 34Integrating ADHD with Cameron GottTaking Ownership of Your ADHDSomewhere along the way, a lot of us with ADHD ended up in the passenger seat of our own lives — reacting, responding, hooking our wagon to someone else's prefrontal cortex — while the bus careens down the road with no one clearly at the wheel.
And then there's the battle with acceptance itself. For ADHD brains, that fight can quietly drain the very cognitive bandwidth we need most — spinning in the "what ifs", the "if onlys", the constant renegotiating with a reality that isn't going anywhere. It's one of the most expensive unwinnable fights we pick.
This w...
2026-04-1023 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottAdjusting Expectations: When Your Energy Doesn't Match the Needs of the DaySome days you go to pull out the big hauler — the engine that moves your best work forward — and the barn door won't budge. Not because you're lazy. Not because you don't care. The energy just isn't there. This week Cameron gets honest about a Monday that didn't go according to plan, and what he's learned — over years of practice — about the difference between fighting your brain and adjusting your expectations. That distinction matters more than it might sound. Fighting the brain keeps you locked in cognitive rigidity, and the story that follows is rarely a kind one. Adjusting expectat...
2026-04-0325 min
Doctor Who: The Missing Episodes PodcastDoctor Who: The Missing Episodes Podcast - Bonus Episode - Two Episodes Returned - The Daleks' Master Plan 1 and 3Support us on Patreon 👉https://www.patreon.com/missingepisodes 🙌
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Yes! Two episodes of The Daleks' Master Plan are back! This is an audio presentation of the video version of the podcast, which was published solely on Youtube https://youtu.be/iMtwMztE5VE?si=kZP-JiADkqc7mfYY
There's also some extra content: both reveal moments with Peter Purves, a chat with two of our executive producers, Bedwyr Gullidge and Rich Tipple, an interview I recorded for Film is Fabulous! wi...
2026-04-021h 47Integrating ADHD with Cameron GottNotes on Flourishing with ADHDWhat does it actually mean to flourish with ADHD?
In this episode, Cameron digs into the recent body of research on the positive attributes of ADHD, including a recent 2025 study out of Bath, UK identifying creativity, humor, spontaneity, hyper focus, and intuitiveness as key psychological strengths. But as always, you get Cam's take — including his honest critique of where the research falls short and why the binary of "struggling vs. flourishing" misses the full picture.
One of the biggest themes in this episode is energy — specifically, where it goes and what you get back from it...
2026-03-2738 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottADHD and Giving Shape to 'Done'When Cameron was teaching high school math, his students ran a quiet game: get Cam talking about something interesting, and the lesson never happens. It worked more often than he'd like to admit — until he was three quarters through the year with half a syllabus to show for it.
Challenge accepted. He learned, the hard way, how to define what done looked like before the class got away from him.
That's what this episode is about. Knowing when you're done. Giving a task a shape, a boundary, an ending — and actually stopping there.
Came...
2026-03-2031 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottThe Relentless Pursuit: Why "Done" Feels Impossible with ADHDDo you finish your to-do list but still feel like you've accomplished nothing? You're not alone — and there's a reason for it.
In this episode, Cameron explores one of the most under-talked experiences in ADHD: the relentless, exhausting pursuit of something you can never quite reach. Whether it shows up as constant busyness, racing thoughts, or perpetually moving the goalposts, this drive isn't a character flaw — it's wired into the ADHD brain.
Cameron breaks down why the need for stimulation can hijack every other need in your life, what the neurobiology of dopamine has to do w...
2026-03-1321 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottADHD & Stimulation: Embracing the Sixth NeedWhat if the restlessness, risk-taking, and novelty-seeking that comes with ADHD isn't a character flaw — but an unmet need? In this episode, Cameron introduces the concept of the "sixth need": stimulation. Drawing on the five need models of Maslow's hierarchy and Glasser's Choice Theory, Cam makes a case that conventional needs models are missing something essential for the ADHD brain.
With characteristic candor (and some wonderfully ill-advised stories from his early 20s involving small sailboats and ceiling fans), Cam explores how an unrecognized need for stimulation can quietly hijack your week — sending you chasing shiny objects or avoi...
2026-03-0626 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottBeyond Time Blindness: Navigating Your WeekLast week we framed the week as a unit of time. This week, we navigate it — and get real about what actually happened when you tried.
Host Cameron Gott picks up where he left off, reflecting on the common obstacles that show up when ADHDers attempt to work with a structured week: the Avoider, the Jumper, the Stickler, the Pleaser, and the Victim. These aren't flaws — they're habitual characters that hitch a ride in your boat, and recognizing them is the first step to disrupting them.
Cam also introduces the concept of "cubes and ramps" — why we...
2026-02-2736 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottBeyond Time Blindness: Framing Your WeekIn this episode of Integrating ADHD, Cameron Gott explores what it means to move beyond time blindness by reframing the week as a powerful unit of time. Instead of obsessing over perfect mornings or hyper-optimized daily routines, Cam invites listeners to zoom out and design a week they can actually trust. For ADHD brains wired for urgency and reaction, the week offers a larger container—one that disrupts the “now / not now” trap and creates space for meaningful, generative work.
Cam shares a flexible framework built around four key areas: high-value work, administrative support, deep creative work, and ad...
2026-02-2027 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottUnhelpful Beliefs on the Road to Meaningful ImpactIn this episode of Integrating ADHD with Cameron Gott, Cameron explores the quiet but powerful beliefs that shape how we show up in the world — especially when we’re trying to create meaningful impact. Building on last week’s conversation about updating our internal “navigation system,” he dives into the unhelpful beliefs that can spin our compass: I don’t want to be a burden. I’m flawed. It’s already been done. I need everyone’s support.
Through personal stories — from years in the classroom to launching his coaching work — Cameron unpacks how these limiting beliefs reinforce hopelessness...
2026-02-1327 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottBeliefs 2.0: Updating the Stories That Inform Our ActionsIn this episode of Integrating ADHD, Cameron Gott explores the powerful role beliefs play in how we make decisions, navigate resistance, and imagine what’s possible. For adults with ADHD, beliefs can become rigid and limiting, completely unconscious, or frustratingly fluid—shifting with stress, mood, and environment. Cameron unpacks how ADHD impacts belief formation through things like confirmation bias, hyper-sampling, emotional state, and working memory, and why this can leave us doubting ourselves even when we know better.
Using vivid metaphors and real-world reflection, this episode invites listeners to examine whether their beliefs are up to date—or ove...
2026-02-0628 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottCam Reflections Vol 2: Love and MotivationThis week is a little different on the integrating ADD podcast. Cam is remote and away from his regular recording setup. He takes the opportunity reflect on a few topics top of mind and shares a story about getting back to something he loves. Do you have something that you love that you’re not doing enough of? Is there someone in your life who gently nudges you back to that thing you love?
Cam shares a personal story about he and his son’s shared love of skiing.
2026-01-3021 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottADHD & Unhelpful Drive Mechanisms: Rejection & ApprovalIn this milestone Episode 20 of Integrating ADHD, Cameron reflects on what it takes to keep showing up, doing the work, and creating meaningful change—especially when rejection and approval quietly become the engines driving our behavior. Drawing from recent teaching, coaching conversations, and his own lived experience, Cam explores why rejection sensitivity and the need for approval, while deeply understandable in ADHD, can become unreliable and costly drive mechanisms over time.
The episode weaves together insights from neurodiversity research, including rejection sensitive dysphoria, hostile attribution bias, and emerging language around autonomy and motivation, alongside Glasser’s Choice Theo...
2026-01-2331 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottDeveloping an Informed HowIn this episode of Integrating ADHD, Cameron Gott explores what happens when we get stuck on the question of 'how?'—how to save the relationship, how to keep the job, how to manage the day—without having a solid foundation underneath it. Building on last week’s conversation about regret, Cam introduces the idea of developing an “informed how,” especially for adults with ADHD who often feel like everyone else was handed an owner’s manual that somehow got placed just out of reach.
Rather than offering another step-by-step system, Cam slows things down and looks beneath the...
2026-01-1639 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottEmotional Titration: Recalibrating Regret for 2026As we step into 2026, Cam invites listeners to look backward—gently, intentionally, and without getting stuck there. Inspired by conversations about “spending time more intentionally,” this episode explores how regret shows up for ADHD brains, why it can quietly consume so much of our emotional bandwidth, and how learning to titrate regret can give us time and energy to focus in more fruitful ways.
Rather than eliminating regret, Cam reframes it as a learning partner. A little sadness and disappointment can be useful—but too much quickly turns into rumination, shame, and paralysis. Using the metaphor of emotional...
2026-01-0931 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottRelentless Triage: Beyond Masking and Demand AvoidanceThe holidays are supposed to be joyful—but for many adults with ADHD, they quietly amplify stress, overwhelm, and exhaustion. In this episode of Integrating ADHD, host Cam explores what he calls “relentless triage”: the constant, often invisible effort of fielding demands, masking, prioritizing, and making decisions in a world that never seems to slow down.
Using relatable stories, Jedi metaphors, and real-life moments of “I don’t wanna,” Cameron unpacks how masking, cognitive load, surprise, and emotional proximity collide—especially during the holiday season. He differentiates demand avoidance from a very human stress response, and invites listeners to d...
2025-12-1919 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottREBEL: An ADHD Productivity ToolIn this episode, Cam zooms way out to talk about what it really takes to create meaningful impact and sustainable change with ADHD—and then zooms all the way in to introduce one of his earliest and most enduring productivity frameworks: REBEL.
Cam explores six essential conditions for making change that sticks: not going it alone, not fighting with your own brain, accessing positive emotions, meeting personal needs, developing reliable practices, and reshaping your relationship with time. From that foundation, he walks listeners through the REBEL model—a suite of practices designed specifically for ADHD brains. You’ll lea...
2025-12-1227 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottHope, Trust and... Fun? Reclaiming Positive Emotion in the ADHD Hard PlaceThis week, Cam takes us from a quiet full-moon dog walk in Virginia to the Grand Tetons, the Grand Canyon, and back into the terrain of ADHD emotions. Using awe as a starting point, he unpacks how often people with ADHD live in a pinched emotional state—caught in pressure, urgency, and the adrenaline response cycle—and how rare it can be to experience the more complex, nourishing emotional states like gratitude, trust, curiosity, and wonder.
Cam revisits the “ADHD Hard Place,” that tough spot between awareness and meaningful change where frustration often grows faster than progress. Drawing...
2025-12-0541 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottNavigating ADHD Barriers: Becoming a Student of ChangeIn this episode of Integrating ADHD, Cam explores what it really means to become a student of change—how we move from awareness to action to learning, and why that journey is often the hardest part for ADHD brains. Cam shares stories from three clients whose passions—golf, triathlon training and 3D printing—become unexpected laboratories for practicing and understanding change. These interests aren’t escapes; they’re low-stakes playgrounds for noticing patterns, navigating the three barriers of ADHD, and pulling that learning back into meaningful work and life decisions.
Then Cam turns the mirror on himself, sharing a...
2025-11-2733 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottIntroducing the Three Barriers of ADHD
In this week’s episode of Integrating ADHD with Cameron Gott, Cam steps back from the heavier frameworks of recent shows and checks in from a week full of demand stress — travel, deadlines, family needs, and the familiar sense of 'spooling' when life ramps up. Rather than unpack demand stress directly, he offers a lighter lift by revisiting one of his foundational models: the Three Barriers of ADHD — Awareness, Action, and Learning. Cam reflects on how looming requests can feel like stressors before we even register them, why our brains can seize up under pressure, and how unmet needs shape...
2025-11-2123 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottSourcing Motivation: Linking Needs with a CauseIn this episode, Cam lets the horses run. He names a “holy grail” of integration—hope, space, and time—and explores how shifting our relationship with these three elements fuels motivation, self-efficacy, and meaningful change.
Cam opens up about holding back, organizing challenges, and the very ADHD dilemma that shows up between awareness and change. From there, he introduces two powerful frameworks:
1. The “Worlds of Influence”
A simple orienting map:
Self
People close to you
Your broader circles of connection
The world at large
These layers help...
2025-11-1438 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottCam Reflections, Vol. 1 — On Community, Learning, Motivation and Creative ProcessIn this milestone reflection, Cam pauses to take stock of the journey so far — 10 episodes in, halfway to his original goal — and shares what he’s learning about motivation, community, learning and creative process along the way. From teaching ADHD coaching classes to preparing for upcoming presentations in Kansas City, Cam explores how awareness, action, and learning each play a part in the ongoing work of integrating ADHD. He also gets honest about the behind-the-scenes process — the wins, the struggles, and the C-plus moments that fuel continued growth.
Looking ahead, Cam considers what’s next for Integrating ADHD and h...
2025-11-0719 min
SWR2 Kultur AktuellKI macht Pumuckl wieder hörbar - und Synchronsprechern Sorgen
Pumuckl lacht wieder – so, wie ihn viele aus ihrer Kindheit kennen. Im neuen Kinofilm „Pumuckl und das große Missverständnis“ klingt der Kobold fast wie früher. Möglich macht das Künstliche Intelligenz.
Kabarettist Maximilian Schafroth leiht dem Kobold seine Stimme – die per KI so verändert wird, dass sie fast exakt so klingt wie die des legendären Schauspielers und Synchronsprechers Hans Clarin, der Pumuckl seit den 1960er-Jahren in Hörspielen und im Fernsehen gesprochen hatte. Der starb 2005.
Die Technik, die Clarins Klangfarbe auferstehen lässt, kam schon 2023 in der RTL+-Serie „Neue Geschichten vom Pumuckl“ zum Einsatz. Während Scha...
2025-10-3104 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottOrienting to the OpportunityIn this episode, Cam explores what it means to orient to the opportunity when living with ADHD. Building on last week’s discussion of orienting to the dilemma, Cam pivots toward possibility — showing how recognizing patterns and placing challenges within a larger frame of opportunity helps us find traction, purpose, and hope.
Cam weaves research, coaching insights, and storytelling together, referencing a 2022 longitudinal study on ADHD to highlight how our experiences fluctuate over time. He explains why transitions — big and small — can be so hard for ADHD brains, and how awareness and structure help us navigate the ups and...
2025-10-3136 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottOrienting to the DilemmaIn this episode of Integrating ADHD with Cameron Gott, Cam explores how orienting to the dilemma helps us see ADHD sooner—before it gains momentum and pulls us into shame, overwhelm, or paralysis. Through two vivid examples—a work project derailed by searching for a travel mug and a client paralyzed by pillow placement at a photo shoot—Cam illustrates how ADHD often reveals itself in small, telling moments. He introduces orienting as both a mindset and a practice: pausing to locate ourselves, assess what’s happening, and connect back to purpose and opportunity.
Cam also revisits the “MOP...
2025-10-2549 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottIntegration Exercise: Spot the ADHDIn this episode, Cam explores the unglamorous but essential side of ADHD — management and regulation — and guides listeners through an exercise to spot their ADHD in action. He begins with a reminder that ADHD challenges live in the executive function networks responsible for starting, stopping, shifting, and regulating effort, memory, attention, motivation and emotion. While these processes are rarely exciting, they are where ADHD truly operates — in the mechanics of everyday functioning.
Cam invites listeners to engage with something meaningful but not urgent to draw out their ADHD and observe it at work. Using the “stone in the pond...
2025-10-1733 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottExplaining the Unexplainable: Floating Above the ADHD ReefIn this episode, Cam reflects on insights gathered from “the Integrators,” a group of clients exploring life beyond ADHD immersion and toward true integration. Building on last week’s theme of taking the plunge, Cam unpacks how understanding our ADHD experience allows us to better advocate for our needs — to “put words to our needs” and release emotional intensity.
Using the vivid metaphor of snorkeling over a coral reef, Cam contrasts the extremes of ADHD — the awesome and the alarming — and invites listeners to focus instead on the quieter middle, where meaningful change happens. He explores how energy, attentio...
2025-10-1038 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottTake the Plunge: A Case for ADHD ImmersionIn this episode, the theme is immersion—specifically, the role of “ADHD immersion” in understanding and managing one’s ADHD. Host Cam Gott explores how immersion, while not the final destination (that would be integration), is an essential step toward building awareness and creating meaningful change. He contrasts different perspectives on ADHD—from seeing it as a superpower to experiencing it as life’s greatest struggle—and emphasizes how perspective shapes the process of immersion. Using a personal childhood story about learning to swim, he illustrates how many people fear “putting their head under the water” and truly looking at their ADHD, oft...
2025-10-0343 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottBeyond Time Blindness: Navigating Milestones and TransitionsIn this episode, Cam reflects on a recent milestone presentation and explores how ADHD impacts the way we navigate time, transitions, and milestones. He introduces the concept of “time framing” — using events and seasons as anchors to orient ourselves — and shares how planning around these markers can help counter time blindness and the challenges of shifting between high-energy efforts and regular routines.
Listeners will learn why transitions are often invisible yet critical for people with ADHD, how external structures (like teaching schedules or client sessions) can serve as time anchors, and why recognizing ramps into and out of major...
2025-09-2637 min
Men's ADHD Support GroupFive Early Missteps in ADHD Management Featuring Cameron GottSend us a textJoin Shane Thrapp, Operations Director for the Men's ADHD Support Group, as he hosts Cameron Gott, Executive ADHD coach and coach trainer, for a deep dive into the biggest ADHD management mistakes and what actually works.In this session, you'll discover why community support is crucial for ADHD success, how diagnosis timing impacts your journey, and practical strategies for balancing self-compassion with personal accountability. Cameron shares real solutions for managing relationships, overcoming low self-esteem, and building sustainable self-care routines that stick.Plus, an extended Q&A where Cameron answers...
2025-09-261h 17Integrating ADHD with Cameron GottEmotional Proximity and the Weight of Unrealized DreamsHost Cameron Gott discusses the concept of 'emotional proximity' and the weight of unrealized dreams in relation to ADHD. He draws parallels between hikers shedding unnecessary weight close to the start of the Appalachian Trail and individuals with ADHD needing to remove excess emotional weight for better daily action, efficiency and a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day. Cam emphasizes the importance of focusing on what to remove rather than just adding more - so often what ADHD people can focus on. He shares insights from his clients, highlighting their struggles with emotional regulation, rejection sensitivity...
2025-09-1933 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottLocating Meaning in this Moment
In this episode, host Cameron Gott discusses the concept of locating meaning in life and in a single moment, and how difficult this can be for individuals with ADHD. He shares a personal anecdote about experiencing joy with family friends, emphasizing that meaning is deeply personal and that we can't just schedule meaning in our day. Using the metaphor of exploring and navigating a complex cave system, Cam shares how specific ADHD challenges like the incessant meaning-maker coupled with a dynamic sense of time, along with the propensity for short cycle big signal hunting can have an intrepid ADHD...
2025-09-1234 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottOrienting to IntegrationCam discusses the concept of integration for managing ADHD, contrasting it with the additive approach. He emphasizes the importance of balancing immersion and integration, using personal anecdotes and client experiences to illustrate the challenges and benefits. Cam highlights the need for cognitive flexibility, emotional regulation, and advocating for one's own needs. He shares a story about dealing with technical issues, illustrating the struggle between autopilot and active management. The episode aims to explore how individuals with ADHD can overcome capacity dilemmas and improve their well-being through integration.
2025-09-0534 minIntegrating ADHD with Cameron GottInspiration for the PodcastHost Cameron Gott discusses the inspiration behind his new podcast, focusing on integrating ADHD to help listeners move beyond ADHD '101' management and realize basic human needs like connection, meaning, and purpose - all of which are impacted by ADHD. He emphasizes the importance of moving from a reactive to a proactive state and from a place of fear to a place of curiosity and hope. Cam shares a coaching client's journey, Henry, a CEO struggling with an ADHD-related challenge of information bottlenecking. Through metaphor, Cam illustrates how both he and Henry separately embrace a 'build as you...
2025-08-2926 min
ADHD Women's Wellbeing PodcastDrained and Depleted: Harness your ADHD to FUEL rather than deplete youDo you feel depleted and drained of energy by your executive functioning, working memory, emotions and other challenging ADHD-related traits? Are you desperate for expert advice on how to finally feel energised, self-compassionate and in flow with your ADHD?If so, you're going to want to hear today's episode! This week's guest is Cameron Gott PCC, an award-winning ADHD coach specialising in working with leaders and high-achievers. He is passionate about helping individuals with ADHD implement change and create a positive impact in the world. Cam has been training and mentoring ADHD coaches since 2006 and has taught...
2024-09-2646 min
DnD Snackar Film52. En perfekt uppföljare (Aliens, 1986)En perfekt uppföljare både i poddavsnitt och i film. Grabbarna i källaren kör vidare på Alienserien. Utöver detta pratas även mycket nyheter. Nya filmer som är på gång Riddick, Jurrasic world och Sonic. Det diskuteras även ett cameo från Deadpool & wolverine som möjligtvis har en framtid i MCU. Avslutningsvis diskuteras vi även lite Terminator och James Cameron. Allt detta och mer gott snack i detta avsnitt.
2024-09-051h 18
Published...Or NotRadiothon with Clan Destine PressLindy Cameron, Hugh McGinlay, Narrelle Harris and Robert Gott talk all things crime while constantly being interrupted through the Radiothon Program.
2024-06-1300 min
SodaPop#04 Fight Club vs. Eat, Pray, Love: Eskapismus im FilmWenn man vom eigenen Leben die Schnauze voll hat, kann man auf sehr unterschiedliche Arten daraus flüchten: Man kann nach Italien reisen, viel Pasta essen und danach in einem indischen Ashram Gott finden. Oder man kann zusammen mit vom Leben enttäuschten Männern in einem abbruchreifen Haus Bomben bauen und einander krankenhausreif schlagen. So erzählen es uns die beiden popkulturell einflussreichen Werke, die wir uns als Beispiele für Escape Fantasien angeschaut haben: Elizabeth Gilberts Selbstfindungs-Memoir »Eat, Pray, Love« und David Finchers Incel-Manifest »Fight Club«. Style und Sound dieser Ausbruchvisionen unterscheiden sich gravierend, doch die Motive für die Flu...
2024-05-281h 12
ADHD Powerful Possibilities: New and Late Diagnosis & BeyondADHD and Resilience - How to Surf SetbacksADHD, resilience, breaking down misconceptions and exploring how those with ADHD can harness their unique strengths to build true resilience.In This Episode:Understanding Resilience: What does resilience really mean for those with ADHD? clue: It’s not about ignoring your emotions or pushing through no matter what; it’s about adaptability and flexibility in the face of challenges.The Misconceptions of Resilience: Why has resilience gained a negative reputation and how these perceptions can be harmful, especially when they ignore systemic issues and individual mental health needs.Strategies for Building Resilience:SODAS Method: Situation, Options, Disa...
2024-05-0135 min
Leben ist mehr»Er musste sterben«Diese Überschrift eines Online-Artikels ließ mich aufmerken. Was ich dann las, verblüffte mich: Auch 25 Jahre nach seinem legendären Kinoerfolg »Titanic« wird der Regisseur James Cameron mit der Frage konfrontiert, ob die Hauptfigur Jack Dawson, gespielt von Leonardo DiCaprio, nicht auch noch auf die Tür gepasst hätte, auf der seine Geliebte nach dem Untergang der Titanic im eisigen Pazifik trieb – und überlebte. War ihm als Regisseur ein Fehler unterlaufen? Wäre nicht ein einfaches Happy End möglich gewesen, bei dem beide gerettet worden wären?Um diese Frage endgültig zu beantworten, hat sich Cameron wi...
2024-04-1504 min
SuccessFULL With ADHDLeveling Up Emotional Intelligence and Motivation with Cameron GottThis week, we're diving deep into understanding ADHD with the incredible Cameron Gott. With over two decades of experience as an executive function and ADHD coach, Cameron brings a wealth of knowledge and a fresh perspective on managing ADHD effectively.We explore the intricate relationship between ADHD, emotional intelligence, and motivation. Cameron shares his personal and professional insights on the challenges and strategies for thriving with ADHD. Listen as we discuss the importance of asking the right questions and how it can transform the way we deal with ADHD.The Amazing Cameron Gott, PCC...
2023-12-2037 min
SodaKlub – Podcast für UnabhängigkeitSodaPop 4: Fight Club vs. Eat, Pray, Love: Eskapismus im FilmWenn man vom eigenen Leben die Schnauze voll hat, kann man auf sehr unterschiedliche Arten daraus flüchten: Man kann nach Italien reisen, viel Pasta essen und danach in einem indischen Ashram Gott finden. Oder man kann zusammen mit vom Leben enttäuschten Männern in einem abbruchreifen Haus Bomben bauen und einander krankenhausreif schlagen. So erzählen es uns die beiden popkulturell einflussreichen Werke, die wir uns als Beispiele für Escape Fantasien angeschaut haben: Elizabeth Gilberts Selbstfindungs-Memoir »Eat, Pray, Love« und David Finchers Incel-Manifest »Fight Club«. Style und Sound dieser Ausbruchvisionen unterscheiden sich gravierend, doch die Motive für die Flu...
2023-12-101h 12
Translating ADHDTranslating ADHD: An Introduction to Our Season 2 Reboot
Returning from their summer hiatus, hosts Asher Collins and Cameron Gott introduce the new season of Translating ADHD and explain the changes they've made to the podcast. They discuss the concept of "seasons" and how they will organize the content around specific topics. Ash and Cam see an opportunity of this Season 2 as a reboot of the podcast - to review and revisit key concepts unique to the podcast. The idea is that new listeners can start fresh with Season 2 and veteran listeners can synthesize concepts already familiar to them.
The hosts also...
2023-10-0224 min
The Christina Crowe Podcast: Making the invisible VISIBLEE40: Meta-Strategies for Adults with ADHD: Expert Advice from ADHD Coach Cameron GottIn today’s episode, I'm speaking with executive ADHD coach Cameron Gott, from Virginia. I first learned about Cameron’s coaching perspective many years ago when I came across his website and his ADHD adapted version of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. The simplicity of his tool, as many things in ADHD life go, serve as grounding reminders of what we should be prioritizing.
We talk about:
How Cam developed the 'ADHD Hierarchy of Needs',
The roles of coaching and psychotherapy in the treatment of ADHD,
The things we think adults with ADHD really need to know.
Find Ca...
2023-02-2751 min
The Impulsive ThinkerTeam Dynamics: Identifying Your Team's NeedsAndré reflects on his conversation with Cameron Gott from Episode 125 when they discussed 'needs' and Cameron's ADHD Hierarchy of Needs. As leaders we need to focus on the needs of our team. Check out the ADHD Transform Journey Program that is now available. We would like to hear from you! Please send show ideas, questions, or feedback to podcast@tacticalbts.com and join our mailing list here! Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Check out our website at Tactical Breakthroughs. André Brisson can also be found on Li...
2022-12-2208 minThe Impulsive ThinkerThe ADHD Hierarchy of Needs | Cameron GottCameron Gott, from Cameron Gott Coaching and the co-host of Translating ADHD Podcast, discusses his ADHD Hierarchy of Needs model he developed. The conversation was in-depth about needs and when needs are not met, the stressors arrive. Lots of great insights, a must-listen. Check out the ADHD Transform Journey Program that is now available. We would like to hear from you! Please send show ideas, questions, or feedback to podcast@tacticalbts.com and join our mailing list here! Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Check out our website at T...
2022-12-1935 min
Uncluttered Office for ADHD PodcastADHD vs Overwhelm, Equanimity, and the Six CsToo often people say “We all have a little ADHD." But it’s actually that we all have a little overwhelm. Today’s guest, Cameron Gott, clarifies how you can tell the difference between overwhelm and ADHD. He then explains the different types of ADHD.Cam takes a deep dive into Positive Intelligence and ADHD including his recent Equanimity group. He mentions Susan David’s book on emotional agility. And he mentions the 3 barriers of ADHD.Tune in to hear Cameron as he shares his thoughts about energy management, task inertia, and the six C’s of compl...
2022-11-1036 min
Refined Leadership - ADHD LensManaging emotions is key to managing ADHD | Guest Tamara Rosier, PhDThose with ADHD brain wiring feel emotions intensely, it actually may feel like we are constantly living in a state of emotional flood. In this state, all we can do is be on guard, be defensive and look for ways to survive and push through. No wonder we are not able to get shi%t done!
In this episode, I am delighted to have Tamara Rosier Ph.D., back with us where she shares an effective tool for managing our big emotions so that we can go from fight or flight to present and calm!
Th...
2022-11-0939 min
Life With Lost Keys | ADHD & More!Guard Your Yes or Get GottSaying yes until you have a mountain of stuff piled on top of your to-do list is NOT a great way to live. We sat down and had a great talk with Cameron Gott right after coining the phrase, and it seemed like a perfect time to bring this talk back for you all! In the world of ADHD coaching, Cameron Gott is king. His mentorship and leadership has raised the standard on the craft of coaching, and many of your favorite coaches have learned well from his example - including myself. Read "How to G...
2022-08-2937 min
Death of the ReaderCraig Sisterson, Vanda Symon and Lindy Cameron on Dark Deeds Down UnderWe're joined by Craig Sisterson, Vanda Symon and Lindy Cameron three of the creative minds behind 'Dark Deeds Down Under', to talk about the collection, the impending series, and what you can look forward to when you get a copy of the anthology. Dark Deeds Down Under is a collection of some of the best of Australian and New Zealand mystery fiction, recently released by Clan Destine Press.In this collection, you'll find the work of Alan Carter, Nikki Crutchley, Aoife Clifford, Garry Disher, Helen Vivienne Fletcher,
Lisa Fuller, Sulari Gentil, Kerry Greenwood, Narrelle M Harris, Katherine Ko...
2022-08-1129 min
Translating ADHDCultivating a Practice with ADHD
Hosts Shelly Collins and Cameron Gott pivot away from their exploration of emotions and emotional dysregulation and introduce a central coaching element - Cultivating a Practice. They lay out general concepts of developing a practice, distinguishing universal practices from more selective individual practices. Cam and Shelly introduce the idea of a practice mindset and discuss how perspective work in coaching is a good place to start when wanting to introduce a new practice.
Cam and Shelly integrate their Pause, Disrupt, Pivot model and share stories about how their own clients develop a practice o...
2022-02-1434 min
ADHD Love Parent TalkEp. 55 ADHD with a Comedic Twist with Stacey MachelleStacey Machelle is the creator of ADHD is the New Black. It is about sharing information about ADHD with a comedic twist. Her heart is in comedy, but she started in journalism. It was during her journalism stint when she realized something was not right. It was after she saw a psychiatrist that she was originally diagnosed with ADHD. It wasn't until many years later that she embraced the diagnosis.
She talks about medication, masking, relationships, work life and more.
Check out this amazing and funny woman!
Her Resources:
YouTube: ADHD is...
2021-11-221h 00
ADHD EssentialsEPISODE 200: Reflecting on the Past and Looking Ahead to the Future of the Show with Cameron Gott, ADHD Coach and Host of the Translating ADHD podcastToday, we’re talking to me! For the 100th Episode of the ADHD Essentials Podcast, my friend Cameron Gott, offered to flip the script, and interview me about what I learned over the course of doing 100 episodes. Well, we’re doing it again for episode 200!
Cameron is a phenomenal ADHD coach, who’s been doing it for over two decades, as well as the co-host of the Translating ADHD podcast with Shelly Collins.
In today’s episode Cam interviews me about the past present and future of the ADHD Essentials podcast. I talk about my goals for th...
2021-08-2146 min
Essenz pur – Deine Inspirationsquelle für mehr BewusstseinWege aus der AngstSpring und das Netz wird erscheinen
Es gibt die reale Angst vor einer Gefahr im Moment und die fiktive Angst vor einem Ereignis in der Zukunft. Bei der fiktiven, illusionären Angst spielt die Fantasie in unserem Kopf eine große Rolle. Das Szenario entscheidet darüber, wie stark wir uns davor fürchten, was in Zukunft eintreffen könnte. Doch es ist alles eine Fantasie und der Grad der Angst ist von unserer Bewertung über das Ereignis abhängig.
Das krasse ist, unser Gehirn unterscheidet nicht, ob es sich um eine reale oder fiktive Gefahr handelt und wir...
2021-05-1642 minADHD EssentialsTranslating ADHD and Time with Shelly Collins, ADHD Coach & Co-Host of the Translating ADHD podcastToday, we’re talking to Shelly Collins!
Shelly is an ADHD coach, and, along with friend-of-the-show Cameron Gott, hosts of the Translating ADHD podcast.
In this week’s episode, Shelly talks about the relationship between ADHD and time. She discusses why ADHDers don’t really procrastinate, the difference between big brain mode and fast brain mode, the time horizon, the importance of understanding the ADHD causes of our challenges, and ways to solve email drama.
Guest Links:
Learn more about Shelly and her work at https://shellylcollins.com
Check out...
2021-03-1343 minADHD EssentialsRough Cut! Day 3 of the International Conference on ADHDWELCOME BACK!!!!! It's Day 3 of the Annual International Conference on ADHD. (Now, with Virtual Wonderment™!
The rough cut debriefs started last year, and now it's a tradition! Each day, I grab someone to do a quick, unedited reflection on the conference. Today, I grabbed four someones! Check it out!
Guest Links:
Cameron Gott Translating ADHD Podcast
Brittany Smith Conquer Consulting
Carolyn Lentzsch-Parcells GTW Health
Will Curb Hacking Your ADHD Podcast
ADHD Essentials Links:
Contact Brendan about booking a workshop for your organization
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2020-11-0820 min
SelbstfreundlichkeitVon Bücherwürmern, die Buchstaben liebenWegtauchen, berühren lassen, weiterentwickeln - bei Tanja und Eva dreht sich beruflich und privat alles um ihre große Liebe zu Büchern 📚 Sie sprechen über ihre aktuellen Favoriten und was sie aus diesen Büchern zum Thema Selbstfreundlichkeit mitnehmen konnten. Die Shownotes zur Folge:
📖 Was man von hier aus sehen kann
Mariana Leky
📖 Die Seele will frei sein - The Untethered Soul
Michael A.Singer
📖 Trotzdem Ja zum Leben sagen
Viktor E. Frankl
📖 Pippi Langstrumpf
Astrid Lindgren
📖 Christine Nöstlinger
Gretchen m...
2020-07-0942 min
ADHD Support Talk RadioA New Take on Success and ADHDCo-host Lynne Edris is joined by ADHD Executive Coach Cameron Gott to discuss success with ADHD from a different perspective. Listen as they talk over the importance of finding your community, and three areas to concentrate our efforts so that we can be more successful and fulfilled. Cameron Gott is an ADHD Executive Coach, mentor coach and hosts the podcast Translating ADHD. https://www.camerongott.com/ Podcast Co-Host Lynne Edris helps distracted professionals overcome overwhelm by reducing procrastination and improving time management so they have more time, more energy, and more money for what they love most! As a woman...
2020-05-2420 minADHD Support Talk Radio PodcastA New Take on Success and ADHDCo-host Lynne Edris is joined by ADHD Executive Coach Cameron Gott to discuss success with ADHD from a different perspective. Listen as they talk over the importance of finding your community, and three areas to concentrate our efforts so that we can be more successful and fulfilled. Cameron Gott is an ADHD Executive Coach, mentor coach and hosts the podcast Translating ADHD. https://www.camerongott.com/ Podcast Co-Host Lynne Edris helps distracted professionals overcome overwhelm by reducing procrastination and improving time management so they have more time, more energy, and more money for what they...
2020-05-2420 min
Overcoming Distractions-Thriving with ADHD, ADDHow Is Time Different with ADHD?This week we are talking about time again but this is not a time management episode. This episode we are talking about how those with ADHD experience time differently than others. Dave sits down with ADHD Coach, Shelly Collins. Shelly also co-hosts the ADHD podcast Translating ADHD with Cameron Gott who has also been on Overcoming Distractions for a couple of discussions. Dave and Shelly discuss what adults with ADHD struggle with when it comes to time and of course, the list could become numerous. But they also point out that those with ADHD are not the...
2020-03-0247 min
Overcoming Distractions-Thriving with ADHD, ADDMyths About ADHD-Part 1This week we discuss some of the more popular myths about ADHD. And back to discuss this topic is Cameron Gott, an ADHD coach that works with adults, leaders and others in high-demand positions. Cam was on Overcoming Distractions in episode 39 when we discussed good brain management for those with ADHD. There are countless myths about ADHD that you will find out there on the internet and beyond. Dave and Cam discuss some of these in a humorous and frustrating way to try and shed more light on the topic and understanding of ADHD.
2019-12-1846 min
ADHD reWired300 | Cameron Gott Interviews Eric TiversADHD reWired is doing something different today, Cameron Gott is interviewing Eric. Cameron is an ADHD coach, that typically works with entrepreneurs, professionals, and small business owners to make better decisions and leading teams. He also trains coaches with two organizations and has started his own podcast. Cameron likes to use the curious accountability model for interviewing and will interview Eric with this same process. He likes to use it because it is a useful model for people with ADHD; we tend not to look back and reflect. Cameron wants us to imagine a rope bridge, the near side is...
2019-12-101h 14
Translating ADHDIntroducing Translating ADHD
Translating ADHD Hosts Cameron Gott and Shelly Collins are not only ADHD coaches, we also both are adults with ADHD finding our way. We believe that you can be more successful with ADHD and this is the work that we both do as ADHD coaches with clients every day.
Why Translating ADHD?
Only 20% of adults with ADHD are actively managing their ADHD.
To further complicate things, many adults with ADHD believe that they must first solve their ADHD before they can be successful. We believe there is a better way...
2019-11-0307 minADHD EssentialsCelebrating 100 Episodes by Interviewing the Interviewer with Cameron Gott (Part I), and Nathan and Gavin Mahan (Part II)SPECIAL DOUBLE-SIZED 100th EPISODE!
Today, we’re talking to me! A while back, my friend Cameron Gott shared an interesting idea with me for the 100th Episode of the ADHD Essentials Podcast. He wanted to flip the script, and interview me about what I learned over the course of doing 100 episodes. Then, the boys, Nathan and Gavin, found out about it, got all excited for the 100th episode, and said they wanted to get in on the fun, too.
So, in today’s episode, we have a double shot of interviews. First, Cameron interviews me about my...
2019-11-011h 08
Piloting the PilotsEp 24 What's Yer Kink?: Thicker Than BloodGrüß Gott!
Once again we are (pleasantly) surprised by an episode of Magnum that doesn't make us want to claw our skin off. We talk about health shakes, Target clothing lines, and T.C.'s orphans.
Contact:
Twitter - @magnumshewrote
Email - magnumshewrote@gmail.com
Next week: We step into the limelight with Jessica Fletcher in "Broadway Maladies."
2019-10-2954 min
Overcoming Distractions-Thriving with ADHD, ADDWhat is good brain management when you have ADHD?This week on Overcoming Distractions, we chat with Cameron Gott, an ADHD coach that works with those in business, entrepreneurs and other professionals. We are going to talk about brain management and how to thrive with Adult ADHD, focusing on the total person, rather than just one type of technique. While many might focus on time management techniques for those with ADHD, Cameron will discuss with us that the picture is much larger than that and if we focus on the individual, we will have a much better chance of managing our ADHD and actually...
2019-09-2747 minADHD EssentialsPlotting a Better Course for Your Kid with ADHD (And Why You’re Already Doing It!), with Cameron Gott, PCC, Veteran ADHD CoachToday, we’re talking to Cameron Gott. Cameron is a giant in the world of ADHD coaching, having been at it for over 15 years. (He’s also the first repeat guest on the pod!) Cameron first appeared way back in episode 7, talking about his book, Curious Accountability. And he appears on the web at CameronGott.com.
As you might expect with a guest of Cameron’s caliber, this one’s a doozy. It’s chockfull of important ideas about ADHD and parenting.
In today’s episode, we talk about closing the gap between kids with ADHD and...
2019-05-2434 minADHD EssentialsCurious Accountability with Cameron Gott, ADHD Coach and Author
It was my honor to talk about ADHD with Cameron Gott. He’s been coaching people affected by ADHD for over 15 years, and is one of the people I most wanted to get on the pod. So, when he told me he liked the show, I jumped at the chance to get him on. I’m glad I did.
We talk about his new book, Curious Accountability (co written with Casey Moore), as well as the trials of bringing unmedicated kids to Walmart, the importance and challenge of reflection, and what it was like for both of us...
2018-02-1437 min
ADHD Support Talk Radio PodcastMotivation, Inspiration and Adult ADD / ADHDCameron Gott joins Tara McGillicuddy this week on ADHD Support Talk Radio. Tara and Cameron will be discussing some important issues related to Motivation, Inspiration and Adult ADD / ADHD. Learn more about Cameron Gott at: http://www.camerongott.com Learn more about the ADHD Support Talk Community at: http://www.patreon.com/adhdsupport ADHD Support Talk Radio host Tara McGillicuddy is an internationally recognized ADD / ADHD expert. She is also a top ADHD Coach the founder of ADDClasses.com. Learn more about Tara McGillicuddy at: http://www.taramcgillicuddy.com/ ADDClasses.com the leading resource for virtual ADD / ADHD Support and Education. It...
2017-02-2022 minADHD Support Talk RadioMotivation, Inspiration and Adult ADD / ADHDCameron Gott joins Tara McGillicuddy this week on ADHD Support Talk Radio. Tara and Cameron will be discussing some important issues related to Motivation, Inspiration and Adult ADD / ADHD. Learn more about Cameron Gott at: http://www.camerongott.com Learn more about the ADHD Support Talk Community at: http://www.patreon.com/adhdsupport ADHD Support Talk Radio host Tara McGillicuddy is an internationally recognized ADD / ADHD expert. She is also a top ADHD Coach the founder of ADDClasses.com. Learn more about Tara McGillicuddy at: http://www.taramcgillicuddy.com/ ADDClasses.com the leading resource for virtual ADD / ADHD Support and...
2017-02-2022 min
ADHD Support Talk Radio PodcastFind help, support and resources for ADD / ADHDOctober is ADHD Awareness Month and the ADD / ADHD Community is coming together online at the 7th Annual Online ADHD Awareness Expo. The World's Leading ADD / ADHD Experts will be joining us by Video to share their favorite Tips and Strategies on how to live Successfully with ADD / ADHD. The ADHD Awareness Expo will also be featuring products and services in the Online Exhibit Hall. Also, the ADHD Awareness Expo speakers and sponsors have also donated hundreds of dollars worth of gifts to the complimentary gift bag. Register now at: http://www.adhdexpo.com/ Our Special Guests Include: Dr. E...
2016-09-1513 minADHD Support Talk RadioFind help, support and resources for ADD / ADHDOctober is ADHD Awareness Month and the ADD / ADHD Community is coming together online at the 7th Annual Online ADHD Awareness Expo. The World's Leading ADD / ADHD Experts will be joining us by Video to share their favorite Tips and Strategies on how to live Successfully with ADD / ADHD. The ADHD Awareness Expo will also be featuring products and services in the Online Exhibit Hall. Also, the ADHD Awareness Expo speakers and sponsors have also donated hundreds of dollars worth of gifts to the complimentary gift bag. Register now at: http://www.adhdexpo.com/ Our Special Guests Include: Dr. Edward...
2016-09-1513 min
ADHD reWired107 | Attention Engagement and Completion with Cameron GottADHD reWired Episode 107 Title: Awareness Engagement Completion with Cameron Gott Guest: Cameron Gott Cameron Gott is the co-developer and senior trainer of the Coach Approach for Organizers™ program. An ADHD coach, Cameron works with professionals who want to match action with intention and take their game to the next level. Besides coaching adults with ADHD, Cam mentors ADHD coaches-in-training and writes about a variety of ADHD work topics at his Global Creative blog . He is the chief architect of The AEC Model utilized in our advanced ADHD coach training course. With a background in education, Cam took his first coaching tr...
2016-03-151h 05
Women Taking the Lead102: Marina Darlow on Using Your Mistakes to Make ProgressMarina Darlow is a project manager and a productivity expert. She views her job as helping impact-driven entrepreneurs get 10-20 more productive hours a week, stop leaking money, and prevent stress-fueled breakdowns. An engineer by training, Marina came to a realization a couple years ago that working for a conglomerate is not as inspiring as she wants her life’s work to be. Marina’s quest for inspiration brought her to found Vision Framework, a company that builds small, purpose-driven businesses from the inside, helping entrepreneurs run their companies with ease by putting effective, easy-to-use and fun (yep!) systems in p...
2016-03-0233 min
Vetenskapsradions veckomagasinKinesisk forskning på stark frammarschKina är på väg att ta ledningen kring att kartlägga alla proteiner vi har i kroppen och kineserna ökar sin forskningsbudget med 20 procent årligen. Nu ligger de på plats nummer två i antalet publicerade vetenskapliga artiklar.Vad gäller kvalitén ligger Kina dock på omkring plats 13, men inom vissa ämnesområden som materialvetenskap är de extremt starka. Det berättar Annika Östman som är på väg till Kina som en del i Vetenskapsradions satsning på "De nya forskningsländerna"Professorn i mikrobiologi Mathias Uhlén på KTH i Stockholm säger att han varje gång han kommer till Kina b...
2012-03-3024 min