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ADHD Harmonyโ„ข

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Introduction
Hello fellow ADDers! Looking forward to this challenge. I was officially diagnosed with ADHD at 41 (now 61). Life continues to be a challenge, but my understanding of myself (neurodivergent) and others (neurotypical) is much clearer.
1 like โ€ข 3d
Welcome ๐Ÿ˜€ there are many late diagnosed ADDers here!
Keywords
What keywords would you use to search for a community like this? Skool has a new update and now lets me add up to 11 keywords so people can actually find our community when they search. This is huge, because there are so many people out there who need a place like this but don't know we exist yet. So here's my question: If you were searching for a community like ADHD Harmony, what words would you type in? Drop your ideas in the comments. The better our keywords, the easier it is for people like us to find each other. Thanks for helping me help more people. ๐Ÿ’›
6 likes โ€ข 4d
Understanding yourself, stop overwhelm and get a productive life
Looking for 10 beta test users new AI
What's up, ADHD Harmony fam! I'm looking for 10 beta testers to try our brand new free AI-powered onboarding experience. We've built a powerful new assessments that will become the starting point for everyone doing the 5-Day Challenge going forward. What you'll be testing: 1. Your ADHD Snapshot (~25 min) 9 deep questions across three dimensions: Your ADHD Story, The Hidden Cost, and Why You're Here Now. At the end, our AI generates a personalized portrait of your ADHD experience. 2. The ADHD Awakening Assessment (~45 min) 15 questions that go even deeper across five dimensions: The Truth About Your Brain, Your Invisible Identity Cage, Rewriting Your Internal Code, The Harmony Reset, and Your Path Forward. This one maps out where you actually are right now: your patterns, your strengths, your limiting beliefs, and what your ideal life actually looks like. You'll get a full AI-generated psychological portrait that connects all the dots. This is the same assessment as the previous 5-Day Challenge, but potentially even richer since it uses the new ADHD snapshot assessment as extra context. You'll be doing this on the new Harmony AI platform, the same environment our paid program members use. You'll have access to the two worksheets only, not the other features. Who I'm looking for: - 5 people who have already done the 5-Day Challenge but want to experience the new assessment flow on the new platform - 5 people who are already in this community but haven't done the challenge yet (or missed it and have been wanting to jump in) How to apply: Drop "REDO" (if you already did the challenge) or "NEW "(if you are new and want to give this a try) in the comments below and I'll pick 10 people at random from the list. ๐Ÿ’› Jim
Looking for 10 beta test users new AI
2 likes โ€ข 22d
REDO
Day 1 done
My biggest take away is that I'm not broken. I mean, I knew it, but it is nice to have it confirmed.๐Ÿฅด My open loop is I need to deeply declutter and reorganize my living space.๐Ÿ˜ตโ€๐Ÿ’ซ My current feeling is that I am encouraged.๐Ÿ’œ
1 like โ€ข Jan 4
Good job! Remember to be reasonable with your goals โค๏ธ
Morning/evening routines
Hello everyone ๐Ÿ˜€ I'm curious about how you guys are doing with the morning/ evening routines? Are you keeping up with it? What works good for you? Can you notice any difference? Do you have any of your own positive routines you want to share?
1 like โ€ข Dec '25
@Shanon Grady Yeah, and the little changes gives you the energy and momentum you need for the big changes ๐Ÿ˜€
3 likes โ€ข Dec '25
My evening routine is: small brain dump to clear my head of things. Writing things down in the calendar if needed. Drinking a little water and taking the magnesium supplement. Reading something I can meditate about to keep my mind from wandering to the daily problems. Thinking of what and whom I'm grateful for. Picking up my calm carry/pulsen and using that for 20 min while doing some breathing exercises. Sometimes listening to some calm sleep music. This routine has helped so much with my problems falling asleep, no more meds or melatonin! And to more lying awake for hours trying to sleep. Trying to get as much light as possible during the day or using a light therapy light in the morning really helps with falling asleep at night.
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Jenny Barnes
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@jenny-barnes-7346
Hi, my name is Jen, a busy mum with adhd.

Active 8h ago
Joined Nov 10, 2025
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