Are you an adult with ADHD entering a leadership position?

<p>If you are an adult with ADHD and find yourself in a leadership position, you'll want to pay attention to what our guest Brendan Mahan says this week.</p> <p>Brendan from ADHD essentials is back on overcoming distractions and we talk about the essential elements of being a leader, while being an adult with ADHD.</p> <p>Maybe you find yourself as a shift supervisor in the hospitality industry, leading a major project at your company or wanting to learn more about how to parent through leadership, Brendan has some awesome advice.</p> <p>Brendan and Dave discussed the following.</p> <p>The difference between being a leader and being a boss.</p> <p>What the general role of someone in leadership should be?</p> <p>What would we, as adults with ADHD expect from our leaders?</p> <p>The challenges of being an adult with ADHD and assuming a leadership position.</p> <p>Tips for navigating a leadership role while having adult ADHD. Those include delegating diplomatically, understanding that you are supporting character as a leader, and taking time to own your ADHD and manage it properly.</p> <p>Find Brandan Mahan and his offerings on his website; <a href= "http://www.adhdessential.com">www.adhdessential.com</a></p> <p>Want to work with Dave? <a href= "http://www.OvercomingDistractions.com">www.OvercomingDistractions.com</a></p>