Episode 3: Find a Publisher

ADHDers are the creative leaders who can best guide us forward in this volatile era. Here's how to persist, even if you have not even a shred of motivation left some days.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

You actually don't have to write a book. There are lots of other ways to share your great work with the world. Do you really want to write that book? And if so, how do you work with the inevitable challenges of book writing.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

Writing a book in the current volatile era is not for the faint of heart, but we ADHDers can do hard things. Here's how my book writing journey blew up, more than once, and how I kept writing.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

The goal is never to fit our ADHD brain into a neurotypical box, but to instead design systems and structures that work for our gorgeous, creative, open neurotypes. Here's how I designed my book-writing system.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

I worked with an academic publisher for my book, but there are a lot of options for bringing your book into the world. Here's what that process looked like for me (spoiler: topsy turvy!) and how I kept writing through the ups and downs.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

I went the route of submitting a non-fiction book proposal directly to an academic publisher, and I'll share how to develop your proposal and persist when motivation wanes or completely vanishes.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

I share how I came up with the idea for my ADHD book and how to work with ideas in general.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

Welcome to the ADHD Gallery Season 2: How to Write a Book When You Are ADHD.Visit⁠ ⁠my website⁠⁠ for details and show transcripts.Purchase my new book,⁠ ⁠An Educator's Guide to ADHD⁠⁠.

In the season one finale, Karen begins by checking in on how she’s feeling to have come to the end of the recording process for this season. She then describes the concept of second brains and extended mind theory and why creating external systems can be a life-changing approach for ADHDers. Visit theadhdgallery.com for show notes and transcripts.

Do you love getting a peek into someone’s planning process? Karen describes the planning process that took forty-two years to build, how she’s very intentional about planning in a way that supports her ADHD, and her love of the “Today” button in G-Cal. Visit theadhdgallery.com for show notes and transcripts.