There's Nothing Wrong With You — That's Just How Your Brain Works

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Join the newsletterI've always been obsessed with one question: how do I make my life easier? It took me years to realize I was really asking how my ADHD brain could feel good in a life I designed for it. In this episode I get into the decade of coping strategies I built without knowing what I was dealing with, the invisible wall that makes everything heavier, and the chronic fatigue that comes from pushing through it all day. It's a rambling, honest look at what it means to stop forcing yourself and start reducing friction instead.In this episode:I built my entire business around what I like to do and rejected everything I didn'tThe Einstein fish-and-tree reframe that changes how you see your so-called weaknessesWhy we may resist investigating ADHD, and the grief sitting underneath itThe invisible wall of inertia, and the hidden fatigue of doing mental cartwheels to get past itThe one thing I'm obsessed with now: reducing friction in every tiny corner of life and business

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