As a kid i used to organize my room and rearrange it on the weekends. The AI said that it's a form of being Invisible. This is what I usually do. I will cocoon and withdrawal if I feel conflict coming. When I was a kid I remember hiding in the closet and drawing on the walls when I got into trouble.

Hey everyone, first of all, thank you for the energy yesterday. Despite the technical hiccups, we made the most of it, and I'm genuinely grateful for every single one of you who showed up. Over 300 of you were actively chatting in the webinar, which is honestly amazing (and probably part of why Skool's live broke 😅). What's changing: From Day 2 onwards, all live calls will run on Zoom instead of Skool. What's NOT changing: Everything else stays right here. The community, the classroom, the recordings all of it lives in Skool exactly like before. Only the live event itself is moving. 👉 Zoom link (same for every day): https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85644318631 Save this one. It works for the entire challenge. ⚠️ One thing to check: I've already updated the calendar here in Skool, but if you added the event to your personal calendar earlier, it'll still point to the old Skool link. Please replace it with the Zoom link above so you don't end up in the wrong place. See you on Zoom for Day 2, it's a powerful one. 💛

Section 2 of the Awakening Assessment just showed me that my perfectionism isn't about high standards - it's about never letting myself be seen until I've already won the game in my head. Even hitting 10 million in sales wasn't enough because someone else did 30. As an only child I had to play board games on my own well... it urns out I've been playing board games against myself my whole life.

Just started the ADHD Awakening Assessment and found in interesting insight: Every system I've tried (Franklin Planner--I'm old!, GTD, all of it) failed for the same reason - my brain treats tomorrow like a stranger to today. I guess neurotypical brains may experience "tomorrow" as continuation of "today." When I have a task that is not complete when I go to sleep, everything in my mind resets. Restarting work on the task (along with worrying about all the work on a new day) makes it feel overwhelming for me.

Hi, my name is Brenna, I’m from Calgary Alberta Canada & Burkburnett Texas, and I work as a Tax Preparer. I have experience with Customer Service and Business. You can ask me questions about: - I want to get these things from ADHD Harmony: - To understand how NOT to procrastinate or feel overwhelmed by simple taxes such doing the laundry or cleaning my room. For fun, I like to: - Bead and create jewellery Optionally share one or more pictures of something meaningful to you. My friends that I work with mean a lot to me. We are constantly working on preparing US Taxes right now.