Tag Archives: ADHD

The Brain Game

Posted on May 23, 2016 by Geoff Lott

I have low-level, high-function (when I want to be) form of ADD. It’s been there most of my life, and when I look back on my years in school where I was taxing my physiological resources just to maintain a … Continue reading →

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You Big Dopamine – Motivation, Neurology, And Execution

Posted on May 19, 2014 by Geoff Lott

There is a root cause of every problem, but we don’t always know something is a “problem,” and often think whatever “is” just “is.”  Like having 11 toes, that extra piggy isn’t a bother until shoes don’t fit right or … Continue reading →

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Managing ADHD Without Medication

Posted on March 17, 2014 by Geoff Lott

It can be done, this whole management of ADHD and ADD without the use of medication.  If you have the precursory chemical and/or behavioral makeup for either, you have likely coped for many years with the struggle of focus, focus, … Continue reading →

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The Task of A Thousand Steps Begins Just After This Coffee Break

Posted on November 1, 2013 by Geoff Lott

This post is the first of 30, wherein I will be dropping 30 posts in the month of November as part of NaBloPoMo, or “National Blog Post(ing) Month,” or Nablo Pomo, former left-handed reliever for the class-AA Donxberg Burros.  Long … Continue reading →

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