
Episode 2: Boredom is Our Kryptonite
“Welcome back to Grandma Has ADHD! In this second part of our inaugural episode, hosts Jami Shapiro and Justin Shepherd dive deeper into the fascinating
In this episode of Grandma Has ADHD, Jami Shapiro sits down with bestselling author and decluttering expert Dana K. White for a conversation that will feel like a breath of fresh air if you’ve ever wondered why traditional organizing advice just doesn’t work for you.
Dana shares how years of struggling with clutter led her to discover that her brain simply worked differently than the brains of naturally organized people. Instead of trying to force herself into systems that weren’t built for her, she developed a practical, judgment-free approach to decluttering that has helped hundreds of thousands of people reclaim their homes.
Together, Jami and Dana explore the connection between ADHD and clutter, why decision-making can feel so overwhelming, and how small mindset shifts can make organizing feel possible instead of paralyzing.
For many people with ADHD, clutter isn’t a matter of laziness or lack of motivation. It’s often the result of overwhelm, decision fatigue, and trying to follow organizing systems that were never designed for the way their brains work.
This conversation offers practical strategies and a refreshing reminder that the goal isn’t a picture-perfect home—it’s creating a space that supports the life you want to live.
While Dana has never been formally diagnosed with ADHD, she openly shares that she strongly relates to many ADHD traits and recognizes that her brain works differently than those of naturally organized people.
Rather than focusing on a label, Dana has spent years developing systems that work with her brain, helping countless others do the same.
Dana K. White is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, speaker, podcaster, YouTuber, and creator of A Slob Comes Clean. She is the author of Decluttering at the Speed of Life, How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind, and Organizing for the Rest of Us. Dana also trains and certifies decluttering coaches in her practical, no-shame approach to organizing.
Jami Shapiro is an ADHD coach, speaker, author, and founder of Silver Linings Transitions. Through Grandma Has ADHD, she helps adults, especially women diagnosed later in life, better understand their brains and navigate life with greater clarity and compassion.

“Welcome back to Grandma Has ADHD! In this second part of our inaugural episode, hosts Jami Shapiro and Justin Shepherd dive deeper into the fascinating

“Welcome to Part 1 of the Grandma Has ADHD podcast, hosted by Jami Shapiro and Justin Shepherd. In this inaugural episode, we kick things off

The “OG Original Grandma” describes her life with Jami and Justin since discovering like her daughter and grandchild, she too shared the hereditary trait of ADHD.
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