num_pages: 286
description: PERMISSION TO PROCEED Only you can give yourself permission to take the first step toward a life of passion purpose and possibility. In his debut book Master Certified Coach MCC David Giwerc president and founder of the ADD Coach Academy shows readers how to understand embrace and successfully manage ADHD. Davids unique and easy-to-follow approach helps readers pull back the curtain of ignorance that surrounds ADHD illuminating a clear path forward. Permission to Proceed: Creating a Life of Passion Purpose and Possibility for Adults with ADHD details Davids proven method for regaining control of ones life at home at work and in the community. Through inspiring stories from his own life David was diagnosed with ADHD at age 38  and practical tools created over years of research and education David shows readers how to: Recognize your unique brain wiring Define your own brand of ADHD maximizing strengths and minimizing weaknesses Rediscover inspiration and motivation to pursue your passions  Cultivate habits of the heart to achieve your lifes purposeWith hands-on exercises and visual models this book is a must-read for people with ADHD and those who support them  friends family partners co-workers and coaches. Give yourself permission to proceed toward a better life today! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reading this book is like having a master teacher right in the palm of your hand! Adults with ADHD will be inspired to dream once again as David expertly guides them toward creating the meaningful and fulfilling lives they deeply desire.Sari Solden MS LMFTAuthor of Women with Attention Deficit Disorder and Journeys through ADDulthood--------------------------------------------------------------------------------In Permission to Proceed David has provided the ADHD community an opportunity to learn from the master. He teaches the art of compensating for challenges by cultivating the best of what lies inside each individual. That is no easy task. Adults with ADHD have deep-seeded emotional wounds that often leave them feeling inadequate. David touches on each facet of these wounds encouraging coaching and cheering his readers to become the optimal version of themselves.Wilma Fellman M.Ed. LPC
language: English
title: Permission to Proceed
publisher: Vervante 2011