How to Actually Finish Projects, BTS of My Struggles + Favorite Solutions with Guest Host Patricia Sung

<p>Episode #190. Do you ever struggle with finishing things? I will be the first to raise my hand high. In this episode, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes look at how I finished the Inner Villain Voice Quiz while managing ADHD and pandemic energy lag. Joining me is Patricia Sung, host of Motherhood in ADHD! Listen now to hear our favorite strategies for getting things done, no matter the obstacle.</p><p><b>In This Episode You’ll Learn:</b></p><ul><li>How Patricia opened up online as a mom with ADHD </li><li>Savvy strategies for when you’re struggling to finish something</li><li>Why it’s ok to give yourself permission to start over </li><li>How skipping to the editing phase can fix your blank page problem</li><li>Finding the balance between setting deadlines and overworking </li></ul><p><b>Favorite Quotes</b></p><p>“One of the things I love about ADHD brains is that we can create these crazy connections that other people wouldn&apos;t have thought of.”</p><p>“It&apos;s okay to let go and start on something new. I see a lot of ADHD women, especially, who feel bad doing that. We&apos;ve had this reinforcement in our lives where it&apos;s not okay to switch things because maybe we switched ‘too frequently’. But it’s a valuable life skill to know when it’s time to let something go.” </p><p>“There&apos;s a balance of wanting to set a deadline because then it will get done and people are relying on us. But also, we want to make sure we&apos;ve created enough space that we can get it done without killing ourselves.” </p><p><b>Discussed on the Show:</b></p><ul><li><b>&quot;Which movie villain&quot; Quiz: </b><a href='https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/60b865ac1a93f100176dea76'><b>jaclynmellone.com/quiz</b></a></li></ul><p><b>More about Patricia:</b></p><p>Patricia Sung helps disorganized moms get their &quot;it&quot; together one step at a time and feel confident running their family life. After years of serial entrepreneurship and teaching middle school, she has a uniquely practical perspective on strategies for building a lif