We have a lot of new members here, so I wanted to share a part of myself that many of you may not know yet. Before I became known more publicly for ADHD, community building, AI, and helping mompreneurs simplify life and business... I was already a lawyer. ⚖️ I've been practicing law for 20 years. And I've been an entrepreneur since 2018 when I started my own law firm. Actually... if I'm being honest... I've probably been an entrepreneur at heart since 5th grade, when I started my first little “store” inside my classroom without my teacher knowing. 😂 I'll tell that story another day. But for today, I wanted to share something simple: I'm also a car accident lawyer. I can help people who were injured in a car accident in: 📍Texas 📍California 📍Arizona So I just wanted to gently say this: If you or someone you know is injured in a car accident in Texas, California, or Arizona, you can reach out to me. I'm sharing this here, not because I want this to feel like an ad. I actually don't want it to feel that way at all. 😆 I'm sharing because as our community grows, I want you to know the fuller picture of who I am... Mom. ADHD woman. Entrepreneur. Community founder. TEDx speaker. And yes... lawyer. ⚖️ Sometimes people don't know any lawyers. Now you do! 🥰 Just a real person you already know who can help you think through what direction makes sense with legal issues. And if I’m not the right person, I’ll try to point you in the right direction. I'm trying to make a better effort to let people know the different parts of my background because I've lived a very layered life... And sometimes the thing someone needs from me is not the thing they first met me for. 💚 Have you ever had a part of your background that people were surprised to learn about? I'd love to know...share in the comments, please. 🥰 I appreciate you. 🙏

I went to get my yearly mammogram today, so first... If you’re due for yours and haven’t scheduled it yet, this is your sign. 💛 Please go schedule it.🥰 Now for the AI part... While signing the privacy notices, I saw an...🔴 Artificial Intelligence Notice.🔴 Of course, I had to read it. 😂 I even took a picture. Check it out below. What stood out to me was this: AI may be used to help the radiologist with diagnosis, treatment, and patient care... BUT AI does not replace the radiologist. The radiologist is still responsible for reading and interpreting the images. And that’s exactly how I see AI in real life: AI is the tool. Humans still hold the judgment and responsibility. I also noticed the notice mentioned HIPAA, FDA laws, and state law requiring patients to be informed when AI is involved in medical care. 🤓 For my fellow legal/AI nerds, in Texas, that likely points to Texas Health & Safety Code § 183.005(b) and Texas Business & Commerce Code § 552.051(f)...regarding AI disclosures for health care services. Big picture? We’re going to see more AI notices like this everywhere... Doctor’s offices. Schools. Banks. Customer service. Business tools. Creative apps. So, it's helpful to have them in your businesses, too, if applicable. AI is not coming someday. It is already here. 👀 Have you noticed any AI disclosures, AI notices, or “AI was used” messages in your daily life lately? Where did you spot one? 👇

Huge shoutout to our Top 5 members in Thriving ADHD Mompreneurs for May! 1️⃣ @Amanda Connell — leading the way with consistent support +20 2️⃣ @Cristal Vancarson — showing up and encouraging others +20 3️⃣ @Elaina Rice — contributing and connecting +10 4️⃣ @Sara Fredrick — supporting the community with care +10 5️⃣ @Wendy Venema — helping our village grow stronger +9 These are the women helping spread the compassionate culture of our community by: 💞 liking posts and comments 💬 posting, commenting, and replying 🌱 supporting other members ✨ making this space feel warm, helpful, and human I see you. I appreciate you. And I’m so grateful for the way you help make this community more than just another online space. And an extra special thank you to @Sara Fredrick and @Amanda Connell because they both made the Top 5 Members list in both of my communities — here and in Let AI Do It Lab™. I’m deeply grateful for your support, your presence, and the honor of being part of your journey. Let’s celebrate them all in the comments! 🎉