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Fireside Chat: Building Relationships When You Have ADHD with Marie Poulin and Norman Tran

Hosted by Stephanie Tran, Norman Tran & Marie Poulin
 
 
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In this fireside chat, Marie Poulin and Norman Tran discuss how to build relationships as people with ADHD. They will cover specifically:

✨ Attention: Balancing listening vs. sharing
✨ Anxiety: Setting boundaries
✨ Authenticity: Embracing quirks and dealing with rejection

Join this fireside chat to discover the unique opportunities and challenges of building relationships when you have ADHD.

Friends, family, and partners of ADHD folks are welcome!

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Marie Poulin teaches business owners to level up their digital systems, workflow, and knowledge management processes using Notion. She’s the co-founder of Oki Doki and creator of Notion Mastery, an online program and community that helps creators, entrepreneurs and small teams tame their work + life chaos by building life and business management systems with Notion. Diagnosed with ADHD at age 37, Marie is especially passionate about helping folks customize their workflows and workspaces to meet their unique needs and preferences. She believes that Notion is especially powerful for neurodivergent folks who have long struggled to adhere to traditional or rigid project management processes, and may need a little extra customization and flexibility.

​​Norman Tran is a facilitator for Stanford Graduate School of Business' legendary Touchy-Feely class, which has trained MBA's on interpersonal dynamics for over 50 years. After facilitating and creating learning experiences for companies like Facebook, IDEO, Stanford d.school, he co-founded 🌈 Relating Between the Lines, an 8-week program that teaches the art of skillfully navigating conversations with the people we care about most. Norman is on a mission to “queer-eye” communication by sharing what he’s learned as a gay neurodivergent (ADHD 2e) man trying to find a sense of belonging in a world that is not designed for people like him.