How I Protect My Calendar (Time Management Tips)

If, like me, you have ADHD or Autism, protecting your calendar and time management can be a challenge in the corporate workplace. In this video, I share a valuable tip for protecting your work calendar to help support staying on top of tasks and deadlines.
As we better support neurodiversity in the workplace, it's important to find strategies that work for different ways of thinking. This time management technique is based on my lived experience \and has been helpful for me with my ADHD and Autism. I hope this helps you with your workload and productivity and is a useful strategy to reduce stress at work!
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The advice on this channel is based on my experience as a late-diagnosed neurodivergent leader with over ten years of leadership experience and training. Take what works and leave the rest. I cannot diagnose on this channel; the information shared is only for educational use.
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