ADHD reWired Episode 107
Title:  Awareness Engagement Completion with Cameron Gott
Guest: Cameron Gott
 
Cameron Gott is the co-developer and senior trainer of the Coach Approach for Organizers™ program. An ADHD coach, Cameron works with professionals who want to match action with intention and take their game to the next level. Besides coaching adults with ADHD, Cam mentors ADHD coaches-in-training and writes about a variety of ADHD work topics at his Global Creative blog . He is the chief architect of The AEC Model utilized in our advanced ADHD coach training course.  With a background in education, Cam took his first coaching training in 1998 and subsequently received training and certification through the demanding program at The Coaches Training Institute™.
 
Cameron’s Story

After being Diagnosed with ADHD Cameron discovered that articulating ADHD is a critical step in ADHD Awareness
Half of the people in the world do not think about thinking
Cameron was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 28 while working as a teacher at a Quaker School
Cameron was a “Gentle Giant” when he was a student and did not cause problems and was therefore overlooked as being a person who needed help
Cameron realized he was ADHD during a presentation at a retreat he was hosting in his own home
Cameron goes speaks about what the Quakers believe, how they live and what his job at school entailed. He further discusses the difficulties is ADHD presented him.
One of the biggest challenges ADHD presents for Cameron is writing.
Cameron struggled in College and took calculus 7 times.
Worried his ADHD would prevent him from graduating he hired a coach, without whom he never thought he would graduate.
Cameron struggled as an ADHD coach in the beginning

 
AEC

Awareness Engagement Completion
AEC is a theory developed by Cameron and Denslow Brown aka The Organizer Coach
In order to complete a task, you have to engage a task
“The problem is not usually the engine, it’s the gearbox” ADHD people spend too much time revving our engines while in neutral.
Cameron helps his ADHD clients to discover the tasks they need to do and the ones they can simply shed.
People are either too far into awareness and do not achieve completion or they are trying so hard to complete a task that they simply are not aware.

 
 
 
How to reach Cameron Gott
Website – http://thecoachapproachfororganizers.com
Website - http://camerongott.com
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CameronGottCoach/
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/coachcamg
GooglePlus - https://plus.google.com/+CamerongottCoaching/
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/camerongott
 
 
 
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