So this wonderful woman, Dr. Amy Boyd, who’s helped thousands of women complete their doctoral dissertations, asked me to chat with her about ADHD and what I would say to help women with ADHD who are writing their dissertations.
So, I did it and the chat will be airing — online — Tues, March 15, on Amy’s site, WriteTheDamnDissertation.com, as part of a group of talks Amy did with eight or 10 other very interesting and successful women writers, psychotherapists, and public speakers.
The whole thing is free, but you have to sign up on Amy’s site — you don’t have to give a credit card or anything except your email address. The link to my talk is below and it will get you to a page that lists all the speakers and when their talks will be available.
Each talk is just a half hour and they will be available on different days from March 14-18.
I’m not a public speaker and am not sure how well my talk came out (I was nervous and unsure what I was doing) BUT I have to tell you that the line up of other authors and coaches who Amy chatted with is just great and I’m going to be listening to their talks!
Among them are:
Gretchen Rubin, the New York Times best selling author of four books, including The Happiness Project — talking about how to use self-knowledge to craft strategies that work for you.
Terri Cole, author of Boundary Boss: The Essential Guide to Talk True, Be Seen, and (Finally) Live Free–talking about how to become a boundary boss.
Dr. Amy Johnson, author of The Little Book of Big Changes — talking about her No-Willpower approach to change.
Valerie Young, author of Secret Thoughts of Successful Women, who will be talking with Amy about Imposture Syndrome.
Here’s the link: https://summit.writethedamndissertation.com/joanwilder
XO, Joan
