What kind of Turbo Thinker© are you?

Turbo Thinkers often have strengths that are overlooked or overshadowed by other challenges. I can help you identify your strengths and use them to achieve your goals!

What type of Turbo Thinker are you?

  • You struggle to pay attention to detail or make careless mistakes

    You find it difficult to stay on task

    You cannot always listen or follow a conversation

    You resist following instructions or finishing chores

    You have trouble organizing tasks or activities

    You avoid or dislike doing things that take effort or concentration

    You often lose things

    You are easily distracted

    You can be often forgetful

  • You tend to fidget or squirm a lot

    You get up from your seat a lot

    You move your entire body at inappropriate times

    You have trouble behaving quietly

    You are always “on the go” as if “driven by a motor”

    You talk excessively

    You tend to blurt an answer before the question has been completed

    You have trouble waiting your turn

    You often interrupt others

  • You react to strong emotions in a way that may not be appropriate

    You have difficulty talking yourself down when feeling strong emotions

    You are easily distracted my emotionally charged events and have difficulty regaining focus

    You are quick to react and have trouble substituting healthier responses in the interest of long term welfare.

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Adela Baker

Mind Coach

Working with Mind Coach means working directly with me, Adela Baker. I’m a credentialed ADHD coach with a well-honed coaching process backed by the latest neuroscience.

From Our Clients

  • “I have a better understanding of my skills and values, and how to use those skills to make things happen. Even when I'm feeling stuck, can't do anything or get anything done, I get out of those funks a lot easier knowing what I know now. I appreciate everything Adela is doing for the Turbo Thinking community.”

    – S.V., New Orleans, LA

  • “Adela is deeply empowering. With her guidance, I’ve identified the strengths in my ADHD and found ways to better use these strengths. I’ve also identified my weaknesses, nourished my self-compassion and humor, and developed new tools to help with challenges. I recommend her often to neurodivergent friends and family, and I recommend her now to you!”

    – G.E., Decatur, GA

  • “I worked with Adela as I was transitioning to a location-independent freelance career. I felt supported and held accountable, with her infectious positivity cheering me on. I now support myself with freelance writing and online teaching, while also having time for my creative writing. I came away from Adela's coaching with concrete improvements to my life and mindset, and the realization of my dreams.”

    – K.S., Paris, France

  • "Adela has been a fantastic resource and educator about ADHD and how it impacts so many areas of my life. Our weekly sessions are very proactive as we dive into any current issue where ADHD negatively affects my work. Adela has taught me practical tools where I can reframe internal roadblocks and move forward with my life. I've seen significant progress over the months we've worked together. I now look at ADHD as a gift instead of a curse."

    – J.M., New York City, NY

  • “I wanted to learn from someone who is doing things I admire in a way I admire. That’s why I choose to work with Adela in the first place and why I reached out to her to start mentor coaching. It’s about her presence, how she shows up as a coach, and how she unfailingly asks the wonder-filled questions, the ones that are really so special and insightful, with so much love. And that love comes across. I’m very lucky.”

    – F.M. San Francisco, CA

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