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Fly Me, on The Ground. (Kyle Young Documentary 2010)

Fly Me, on The Ground. (Kyle Young Documentary 2010)

Raw, uncut 2010 Documentary self-produced mini-documentary about hip hop artist and producer, Kyle Young. Kyl…

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The 3 Most Enduring Productivity Tips, With Advice for ADHD

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By Kyle Young
| Psychology Today Verified
When someone I love deeply was diagnosed as neurodivergent, I discovered that standard productivity advice, even the heavily researched ideas I promote in my writing, often needs to be customized for people with ADHD. So for this post, I’ve teamed up with Mark Kennedy, an educator of adjudicated teens and author. Mark was diagnosed with AuDHD (autism + ADHD) at the age of 72.
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The 3 Most Enduring Productivity Tips, With Advice for ADHD

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By Kyle Young
| QOSHE
Prioritizing your most important tasks can help you get more value from your existing willpower. Time-blocked calendars are better for planning out your day than a to-do list because they reduce ambiguity. Customizing our environments is key to achieving better performance. If you have ADHD, small modifications can make mainstream productivity advice more effective for you.
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Three hacks to improve your odds of success

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By Kyle Young
| Fast Company Verified
Imagine you’ve set the goal of running a marathon that’s 90 days away. You’ve hired a trainer who says this a less than optimal amount of time, but if you stick religiously to her fitness routine, nutrition plan, and sleep schedule, you’ll be ready come race day. Cheat in any of those three areas, she warns, and you won’t be able to run 26.2 miles on three month’s notice. Let’s assume you feel pretty good about your odds of following through in each area.
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