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Helping Brilliant but Exhausted ADHD Visionaries Build Your Dream Without Burning Out
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About Christine Wilson, LPC — Founder of Think Time™

Hi, I’m Christine — a Licensed Professional Counselor (TX), mom of six, and the creator of Think Time™, the first whole-brain planning system designed for ADHD leaders, entrepreneurs, and creative high achievers. For years, I read every productivity book, tried every planner, and pushed myself harder… but nothing stuck. Not because I wasn’t mot

ivated — but because traditional productivity was never designed for a creative, intuitive, fast-thinking brain like mine. Once I began filtering planning through the visual and creative centers of the brain — not just logic and lists — everything changed. I found clarity, calm, and the ability to show up in my own life with confidence and purpose. That breakthrough became Think Time™: a neuroscience-based planning approach that helps high-capacity, easily-distracted leaders…
✨ Cut through overwhelm
✨ Find more time for what truly matters
✨ Make confident decisions
✨ Get more done in less time
✨ Build lives and businesses aligned with their purpose

My passion is helping people who want to make an impact — leaders, creators, visionaries — finally get the tools they need to use their gifts without burning out. If you’re a big-dreaming, easily-distracted high achiever who knows you’re capable of more, you’re in the right place.

Kinda chic to be hopping onto a trend late... But here we are, celebrating a milestone too.Kinda chic to hit 5K.5,000+ o...
08/25/2026

Kinda chic to be hopping onto a trend late... But here we are, celebrating a milestone too.

Kinda chic to hit 5K.

5,000+ of you showed up for brilliant, exhausted ADHD visionaries trying to do the same thing I am. Thank you for being here.

08/25/2026

Before Roger Bannister broke the four minute mile, most people believed it was physically impossible. Once he did it, dozens of runners did the same within a few years.

Mark Ruegg brings up that same effect when he talks about healing. Once you hear enough stories of people recovering, of a miracle becoming real for someone else, it becomes more possible for you too.

His point isn't blind optimism. It's that we rarely open ourselves to the possibility in the first place.

🎧 Episode 13 is live now: https://youtu.be/usOpZwTrqCg

The Baby Wrangler

08/24/2026

Mark Ruegg says he used to think of himself as the least fearful person he knew.

Then came a cancer diagnosis, and two and a half years of work to understand what was actually underneath it: fear. Fear that he wasn't enough. Fear that he didn't have enough. Fear that he wasn't doing enough.

What his diagnosis taught him wasn't how to avoid the future. It was how to stop living in it.

🎧 Episode 13 is live now: https://youtu.be/usOpZwTrqCg

The Baby Wrangler

08/23/2026

Don Rauzelle says most people drift without noticing it. Ask someone what they're building toward, and a lot of the time, the honest answer is, I don't know, I'm just kind of doing it.

He built a tool called the Clarifier for exactly that gap, whether you're staring at a completely nebulous pile of ideas, or you already know your priority (family, for example) but haven't actually gotten it out of your head and onto paper where you can share it.

His challenge: billion dollar companies build a clear vision and revisit it constantly. Why wouldn't we do the same for our own lives?

🎧 Episode 15 is live now: https://youtu.be/_bwUJBq-Q0g?si=lCJVQd3PHhzvhd4s

08/23/2026

Don Rauzelle learned something about identity from Hanoi traffic, of all places.

Riding a scooter through it, he noticed something different from what he was used to: nobody's actually racing to get ahead. It's chaotic, but everyone is just trying to keep moving, the way water flows down a mountain without rushing to beat the current ahead of it to the ocean.

His point: staying in the flow gets you there. Fighting for position doesn't.

🎧 Episode 15 is live now: https://youtu.be/_bwUJBq-Q0g?si=lCJVQd3PHhzvhd4s

08/22/2026

Karen Conlon draws a sharp line between high achievers and overachievers, and it's not about how much they get done.

High achievers are goal oriented. They see failure as a challenge, even useful.

Overachievers are often driven by something else entirely: avoiding shame. Not "how do I reach the goal" but "how do I prove I'm not falling short." That difference is what quietly leads to burnout.

🎧 Episode 12 is live now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8tnai6GqbI

Karen Conlon, LCSW

08/21/2026

Karen Conlon started paying attention to her gut before she had language for it.

She just kept noticing a pull toward something, and started calling it "what my gut is telling me." It took time to realize that pull was actually feelings she hadn't fully let herself feel yet.

The hardest part of that process wasn't the noticing. It was the pausing.

Most of us live go, go, go. Stopping feels like wasting time, especially if you're someone who's always measuring your worth by what you're producing.

🎧 Episode 12 is live now :https://youtu.be/l8tnai6GqbI?si=8a_lU36srQhIljfV

Karen Conlon, LCSW

08/20/2026

Beatrice Tokayer didn't set out to create a new approach to interior design. She was a mom trying to help her son.

When she began changing his environment, his sleep improved and his hyperactivity decreased.

What she discovered can help all of us understand why we feel calm in some spaces—and completely "off" in others.

🎧 Episode 9 is live now:https://youtu.be/kXwaxaNrq_g?si=Ph9JAgxzUb-u4aD1

I love serving alongside Nicole in this important work!
08/20/2026

I love serving alongside Nicole in this important work!

One of the highlights of the summer was joining Christine Howe, founder of Think Time, on her Hyperfocus & High Performance podcast.

We discussed ADHD, executive functioning, educational advocacy, and what children really need to thrive. It was such an authentic conversation, and I'm excited to share it with you below! 👇

WATCH ON YOUTUBE:
https://lnkd.in/gVBQvNyC

LISTEN ON YOUR FAV PLATFORM:
https://lnkd.in/g6rtWRha

08/19/2026

In my conversation with Beatrice Tokayer, I asked what she would tell someone who feels overwhelmed by clutter.

Her answer was refreshingly simple: Pretend you're moving tomorrow.

What would you take? What would you leave? If you never saw this again, would you be okay?

🎧 Episode 9 is live now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXwaxaNrq_g&list=PLMmH7wm5FfEk&index=10

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