Getting Unstuck
A Practical Guide to Executive Functioning for Adults with ADHD
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Narrated by:
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Nathaniel Saxon
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By:
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Maya Westbook
About this listen
Feeling stuck? It’s not your fault. Getting Unstuck is a compassionate and practical guide for adults with ADHD who struggle with executive functioning. Whether you’re overwhelmed by daily tasks, paralyzed by procrastination, or constantly battling distractions, this book offers clear, real-world strategies to help you regain control.
Learn how to:
- Plan and organize effectively
- Start and complete tasks without burnout
- Manage time, stress, and emotional triggers
- Build habits that stick
- Leverage technology and support systems
With science-backed insights and actionable tools, Getting Unstuck helps you create a life that works with your brain, not against it. You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You’re just stuck. Let’s change that—one small step at a time.
©2025 Maya Westbrook (P)2025 Maya WestbrookListener received this title free
I love how this book doesn’t gloss over the fact that, for people with ADHD, the workspace often needs to be organized differently than it does for most people, and that choosing the right time is the crucial difference between failing and succeeding.
My favorite chapter is the one about building support systems, since they are fundamental and many of us don’t know how to create them properly. As a result, we end up failing to sustain healthy working habits.
A solid step toward functioning again.
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