executive function

Food for Thought: The Habit of Eating for Productivity

Food for Thought: The Habit of Eating for Productivity

If you or someone you know struggles with productivity, impulsivity, and emotional control, eating food regularly throughout the day may help. While eating will not address all executive function deficits, the practice will go a long way toward improving them. This article will address those individuals who struggle to make eating a habit or are not aware of why they should do so. 

The Scattered Leader: Executive Function Strategies for Managers

The Scattered Leader: Executive Function Strategies for Managers

Recent literature confirms that ADHD, dyslexia, high-functioning autism, and other conditions can confer advantages in specific careers. It is common to find individuals with these diagnoses in technical, entrepreneurial, and creative fields. Problems occur when these individuals move up to positions that require more robust executive functions. We call this The Peter Principle.