22 min
A Focus-Improvement Tool Created By Someone Living with ADHD ft. Bryan Dinner Attention, Ladies and Gentlemen
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Having been diagnosed with ADHD as a teenager, Bryan Dinner knows the struggle of daily math homework and long essays well. However, despite these difficulties, Bryan was still able to finish high school, earned his degree in Public Policies from Duke University, recently graduated from the JD/MBA program of the University of Pennsylvania, and has even founded his own company.
In this episode of the Attention Ladies & Gentlemen Podcast, Jeff talks to Clarifi founder Bryan Dinner, who is currently working in Clarifi, an evidence-based homework tool built in the form of a desktop application with the goal of helping students get more homework completed independently. We hear about the story of how he got diagnosed with ADHD, the strategies and coping mechanisms he employed to achieve his goals, and his vision for the company that he founded.
HIGHLIGHTS
A story about a bathtub and high school math lesson
Bryan's strategies for coping with attention issues
Bryan's goals and vision for Clarifi
QUOTES
Bryan on the need to have a strong internal drive to overcome attention issues: "You're never gonna be able to overcome this if you don't want to overcome this. You're never gonna deal with these challenges unless you have the baked-in motivation that's there. You have to want this."
Bryan's goals for Clarifi: "In the short term, our goal is just helping reach more families that are struggling with homework, focus, and independence. Giving students more focus and independence in terms of what we want to do. We do want to continue providing support to students once they go to college, once they go to their jobs."
Bryan on the potential of students with ADHD: "The greatest thing about students with ADHD is that they see the world differently. You see so many founders with it. They just need optimal time, a little help focusing; finding a way to focus and achieve those different missions."
Connect with Bryan and his work on the link below:
Website: https://www.tryclarifi.com/
To find out more about BrainLeap Technologies, visit https://brainleaptech.com/ and follow them on social media using the links below:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brainleap/
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/brainleap-technologies/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/brainleap
Twitter - https://twitter.com/brain_leap
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Having been diagnosed with ADHD as a teenager, Bryan Dinner knows the struggle of daily math homework and long essays well. However, despite these difficulties, Bryan was still able to finish high school, earned his degree in Public Policies from Duke University, recently graduated from the JD/MBA program of the University of Pennsylvania, and has even founded his own company.
In this episode of the Attention Ladies & Gentlemen Podcast, Jeff talks to Clarifi founder Bryan Dinner, who is currently working in Clarifi, an evidence-based homework tool built in the form of a desktop application with the goal of helping students get more homework completed independently. We hear about the story of how he got diagnosed with ADHD, the strategies and coping mechanisms he employed to achieve his goals, and his vision for the company that he founded.
HIGHLIGHTS
A story about a bathtub and high school math lesson
Bryan's strategies for coping with attention issues
Bryan's goals and vision for Clarifi
QUOTES
Bryan on the need to have a strong internal drive to overcome attention issues: "You're never gonna be able to overcome this if you don't want to overcome this. You're never gonna deal with these challenges unless you have the baked-in motivation that's there. You have to want this."
Bryan's goals for Clarifi: "In the short term, our goal is just helping reach more families that are struggling with homework, focus, and independence. Giving students more focus and independence in terms of what we want to do. We do want to continue providing support to students once they go to college, once they go to their jobs."
Bryan on the potential of students with ADHD: "The greatest thing about students with ADHD is that they see the world differently. You see so many founders with it. They just need optimal time, a little help focusing; finding a way to focus and achieve those different missions."
Connect with Bryan and his work on the link below:
Website: https://www.tryclarifi.com/
To find out more about BrainLeap Technologies, visit https://brainleaptech.com/ and follow them on social media using the links below:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brainleap/
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/brainleap-technologies/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/brainleap
Twitter - https://twitter.com/brain_leap
Please rate, review and subscribe. Every feedback counts!
22 min