The mirror principle just clicked. My unfinished courses aren't a discipline problem - they're a loyalty problem. I've been calling it perfectionism and "moving the goalposts," but really I've been protecting a life I love from a success I'm not sure how to hold. That's a very different conversation to have with myself.

I have been in the program since March; I did the five day workshop and then the 6 week program. If you are patient, watch the classes, do the worksheets, and don’t let the technical issues get you down, you WILL find help through this program. You will get insights into who you are and how your brain works that will blow your mind. I’ve spent decades (I’m 66) looking for answers Jim’s program has helped me discover. I’ve worked with life coaches, counselors, therapists, neurologists, brain injury specialist, etc. NONE of them were able to help me in the ways this program has. I am different in several positive ways because I’m making the necessary changes and following these protocols.

Just got to the belief section of my ADHD Awakening Assessment and realised the voice in my head saying "when will you learn?" was never actually mine. I've been delivering someone else's disappointment to myself for years, while quietly forgetting I've already taught the classes, finished the work, and done the thing I keep telling myself I can't do.

Section 2 of the Awakening Assessment just showed me something I didn't see coming: even as a child, my creativity was always about the reaction on other people's faces, never just for me. No wonder being visible on camera without something to "give" feels terrifying. I've been performing usefulness my whole life and calling it humility.

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