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25 contributions to ADHD Harmony™
Wind down- wake up
Since the challenge I have consistently done my wind down and wake up routine, adapting to the circumstances defining my minimum acceptable if I have no time. I have not had any day where I did nothing. And I find that when I start doing my nonnegotiable I end up doing more! That’s already a great win and it feels sustainable which is a novelty for me 😁
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Awesome! I’ve found it good to have an ideal, a standard and a minimum routine depending on how I’m feeling. This way I less often have an “I failed to do my routine” day.
1 like • 2d
lol! Love this!
Day 3️⃣💪
⚖️ Belief holding me back: "I'm so dumb" 📍 Where it came from: interpreting my ADHD brain as its missing deadlines, forgetting things, "not living up to my potential". Especially as a kid for assignments, having the best intentions. ✨ My new code: "My brain thrives on Connection" 🔮 My Future Self statement: "I'm the kind of person who knows what fuel I need to be capable" 💪
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@Marion Steed the only person you’re responsible to is you. Teachers and parents are no longer defining your future, they are merely peers working on theirs.
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@Marion Steed I know how it is. My mum lives in my own head. But at 49, I’m beginning to work free of her (I love her heaps but I’m my own man now thanks mum!)
👑Testimonial - from my mum!!!😂
So I forwarded my mum my AI report & this is what she replied: "That is stunningly amazing. I couldn't stop reading it it's so true. It explains why you are the queen of Awesomeness, I couldn't find the words but this has. Hallelujah 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀" Btw she hasnt always referred to me as the Queen of Awesomeness 😂 - lol or I wouldn't have grown up thinking I was broken (she actually used to be highly anxious & negative🙈), but its a reference to a similar phrase I get children to shout out when I do parties🎉. However in recent years, when my mum has seen me working at events she's said that I can "do things no-one else can" ....eg get a bunch of adults singing like a choir, or entertain children at parties or festivals. Although she trained me well 😂 so my response was always a bit negative 🙈 & I'd let the positivity go over my head & say "but I wish I could manage normal things normal people do!". I should practise what I preach ......at my children's parties I say let's throw away the icky horrible things people have said to you & instead shout out "I am the Prince/Princess of Awesomeness!" And I give them all a gold crown 👑 (The photo is from when I was 👑Elsa from Frozen❄ at a Christmas festival on Saturday....some people asked for it! I dont have the dress or blonde wig on but those are Elsa's silver thermals!🤫😂) Anyway, dont forget.....next time you're feeling "broken" try shouting out loud: "I am the Prince/Princess of Awesomeness!" 👑
👑Testimonial - from my mum!!!😂
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We all have a sort of self narrative which we tell to our story repeatedly throughout the day. The typical example is when we fail, we say that’s just like me, I failed this way repeatedly in the past, here are all the examples. So what I’m trying to do is reframe this kind of storytelling so that I’m telling myself these story of myself being a winner and succeeding, and I’m collecting evidence to support thatn.
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An example of this from this week is that I ran a workshop on Monday. Two people came to it and they liked it. But I felt disappointed that only cheap people came and when I spoke to a friend of mine, I expressed that disappointment. She challenged me to reframe that because the workshop actually did make a difference to those two people and one of them might even become my client. So now when I think about that workshop rather than thinking, oh it was a failure cause I only see people came. I think I ran a workshop and I had a 50% lead to prospect conversion rate. And it was only the first workshop like this. I ran and I barely promoted it so actually it was a success despite me not having really invested much in it.
Going against our negative bias🎉
@Richard Russell posted: "I start meetings with "share your wins" which forces me and other participants to think of wins and celebrate them." This reminded me of helpful phrase I heard recently which is that when something has gone well etc you can say something like "that's the first win of the day"🎉 ......training your brain to expectantly look for more! (Ha ha as opposed to some kind of negative inner dialogue of "now FINALLY something has gone well but its probably the only thing that will today & probably a bit of a fluke" 🙈😂) 🎉Any wins to share today?
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Love this! My first win of the day is that I got three things done successfully this morning, one of which didn’t even have a deadline!
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ADHD Coach for High Performers. ex Google and Amazon. Writing about ADHD and Productivity in Big Tech and Startups.

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