Does anyone else find that they have such a high moral compass that they are judged for it by others? As in you wouldn't do something that seems unethical or is not for the greater good because if you did it would sit in your conscience and make you feel bad for ever. Or you just wouldn't break the law, because laws are there for a reason, to help keep a structure in society and to help keep us safe. Or even the little things, like not parking in a disabled space, or chucking your rubbish out on the ground. Some people seem to think like none of these things really matter, but IMHO it's the little things that make us who we are, and if we were all more considerate of each other and the laws and ethics of being part of society, then I think the world would operate in a more dynamic flow of energy and interactions. Just my thoughts 😬

Hello, I'm new here. I am holding on to the hope that this will work for me, at the same time I know it will only work if I do the work, so here I am trying. I don't follow through very often, so although I am currently optimistic, I have realistic expectations. This is supposed to be about me- so here are some tidbits- my name is Heidi, I live in South Georgia. I am a caregiver of my almost 80 year old mother who is bravely and gracefully navigating life with dementia, and lives with us. I am a mother of an almost 23 year old, wonderful, caring, intelligent, gentle giant of a young man who is on the spectrum and still lives at home. I am newlyish married, five years in and let me tell you that it has been the most challenging thing I have ever experienced! Nothing like being completely exposed and vulnerable on a daily basis to make you question every single thing since like forever, amirite? Moving on... I have a small hobby farm of rabbits, turkeys, and chickens. I am a leatherworker, when my brain allows it (I would really love to find consistency with that). I could unload all of the dirty deets, but ruminating is one of the many things I struggle with so we will leave it at that. If you made it this far, thank you. I'm happy to be part of a community that understands the struggle. Reading some of the comments and posts have been interesting, kind of comforting- but not in a way that I am finding comfort in others' struggles, but that I know I am not alone, that we are not alone. Thanks for having me.

Hey y'all. Glad to be here. I did the snapshot and it made me cry. After a lifetime of not being seen, having AI give me insights that we're 1000% correct? All I can say is WOW.

Alright, lovely ADHD Harmony fam, we’ll soon be kicking off the third edition of the 5-day ADHD Harmony Challenge. This challenge has already transformed the lives of over a thousand people. For some it's about the tiny shifts, for others it completely changed their lives. Are you ready? Let us know by taking the poll below. 1) Watch the short welcome & introduction videos so you're set up from day one 2) Optionally grab your AI Snapshot to go even deeper during the challenge (but you can absolutely start without it) 3) Make sure to add all sessions to your calendar and set reminders Let's do this. 🙌

Just finished Week 6 of ADHD Harmony and I'm still processing what happened. Six weeks ago I was the woman who "ended things when I had to use my voice." Today I'm #10 on the all-time leaderboard, I posted my transformations publicly, I uncovered RSD I'd carried my whole life, and I'm stepping into the magical, intuitive version of me my Ikigai report described. I showed up. I was seen. I didn't disappear this time. 🦄💜