According to the RCP (Royal College of Psychiatrists), ADHD affects about 3 to 4 in every 100 adults. This condition can cause a number of problems for writers so in this week’s episode, we are joined by writer Jeremy Russell who discusses living with ADHD, as we ask and he answers:
“How Can ADHD Writers Stay Motivated?”
Episode 180
About Jeremy Russell
Jeremy Russell is a married, father of two young men, two cats and a new puppy. Diagnosed with ADHD later in life, he always thought himself as a collector of hobbies, but as it turns out, it was hyper fixation. The two hobbies that remained constant were writing and art.
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Great show! I don’t have ADHD, but I think we all suffer from a lack of motivation at some time or another. With writing, I tend to start working on another project, and that makes my original project “needy”, demanding my attention. It’s not foolproof, but it works a lot of the time. Other times I think the mind needs to wander in order to get other ideas.
Thanks, glad you liked it. lol yes, I love the neediness of one story when you shift attention.