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📌 READ FIRST — CHAT INFO PINNED POSTS
🌈 GENERAL CHAT — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — Welcome to General Chat This is the main hangout spot.Post anything here: - questions - stories - random thoughts - ADHD chaos - small updates - memes (within vibe) If you don’t know where something goes…put it here.We sort chaos, not people. 🏆 TINY WINS & PROGRESS — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — Celebrate Every Win This is your brag zone.We hype: - drinking water - doing one dish - sending one email - watching one lesson - standing up - doing absolutely anything ADHD progress = tiny wins → big momentum. Post your wins daily.We WILL hype you. 🤖 AI HELP & PROMPTS — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — AI Support & Prompts Need AI help?Want custom prompts?Stuck on how to use ChatGPT for your life, planning, routines, or chaos? Post it here. This space is for: - AI questions - prompt swaps - example outputs - planning help - automation ideas Robot-powered clarity goes HERE. 🔧 ROUTINES & SYSTEMS — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — Build Your ADHD Systems This category is for: - morning routines - nightly resets - ADHD-friendly cleaning - habit stacking - time-blocking - energy-aware planning - anything from Module 3 Ask for help, share what’s working, tweak your OS here. 💸 MONEY & LIFE ADMIN — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — Adulting Without Meltdown Post here for: - budgeting questions - ADHD-friendly money hacks - bill reminders - financial overwhelm - paperwork chaos - taxes - “how do I do this adult thing??” energy We do money without shame. 🚑 OVERWHELM & SUPPORT — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — Safe Zone for Hard Days This is your: - meltdown space - “my brain won’t start” space - “I’m stuck” space - “help me regulate” space Post here when you need: - validation - grounding - step-by-step guidance - tiny next steps - compassion - community support You’re safe here. 🎯 ACCOUNTABILITY CIRCLES — PINNED POST 📌 READ FIRST — Stay Consistent (ADHD-Style)
3 likes • Dec '25
@Breanna Owens I appreciate that so much 🙏 The whole goal is to make ADHD life feel less like chaos survival mode, so I really hope it helps the way it’s supposed to. Still polishing it, but we’re getting there.
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@Tristan Bonilla Thanks man 🙌 it evolved over time lots of small iterations, trial and error, and lived experience layered together. Still very much a work in progress. Curious what part stood out to you?
ADHD Operating System Self-Empathy → Real Empathy
We talk a lot here about “stop attacking the operator.” But there’s a second half that matters just as much. If you feel overwhelmed, defensive, misunderstood, or shut down… there’s a good chance the other person does too. ADHD makes emotional signals louder. Faster. Harder to filter. So when a conversation turns tense, the instinct is to assume: “They’re judging me.” “They don’t get it.” “I messed this up again.” This video on Nonviolent Communication: Self-Empathy reframes that moment. Self-empathy isn’t just about being kinder to yourself — it’s how you recognize that everyone in the interaction is probably operating from an unmet need. When you pause and ask: • What am I feeling right now? • What do I need? You’re also creating space to ask: • What might they be feeling? • What might they need? That’s not weakness. That’s regulation. In this OS, we don’t optimize for winning arguments. We optimize for staying connected without burning ourselves out. 🎥 Watch before posting today: https://youtu.be/XvhQe2aPTeU Call to action (pick one): A) A recent moment where you felt misunderstood B) A need you realized both sides probably had C) One sentence you want to replace with a better question D) “Lurking — but this explains a lot” No fixing. No debating. Just noticing. That’s how this system scales — internally and socially. Thank you @Kaleigh Tiffany for sharing this video — it landed at the exact right time and put words to something I’ve been trying to explain for a while. Appreciate you.
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@Alena Sladkovská I absolutely love this example thank you for sharing it so clearly. What you described is such a common experience, especially for people who already carry a lot of internal pressure. On paper, the response was “correct.” But emotionally, it landed as dismissive, not supportive. And I think you nailed something important here: most big systems are optimized for efficiency, not for how things land on the individual person reading them. That gap is where a lot of us get hurt. What stands out to me is that moment you named not feeling corrected, but feeling misunderstood. That’s such a powerful distinction, and it’s exactly why self-empathy matters before we spiral into self-blame or assumptions about intent. This is also why we’re trying to build something different here. A space where nuance matters. Where how something lands is as important as whether it’s technically accurate. Where the “small” reactions aren’t dismissed because they aren’t small to the person experiencing them. Really appreciate you bringing this into the room. It adds a lot of value to the conversation.
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@Alena Sladkovská there is not many tall tail signs that you are not a native English speaker. Thankful for a world. We live in that we can communicate with people from other walks of life.
NOt a to do list
I started making a wish to do list in the morning. Because to do list are big scary list , that feel like shoul dos. And A should makes me tap out instantly. So I started making a Wish to do list. Ex. I wish to have more ice cream. I wish to play with my huby I wish to eat good food I wish to eat out side I wish to sleep out side I wish to have a tidy bed I wish to have clean floors I wish to sit out side I wish to do some blender I wish to do some meditation. Then I set a timer for 4 hours , And it works for me, it can be less for anyone ells. But I just give me 4 hours to do my wish to do list. And after that is a Request list , Kaleigh request for things that have to get done or need to. But I dont wan to pressure my self into not doing it. Its been working kindly.
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I love this so very much. I personally started the might as will method Ex. If I have laundry that needs to be done. I will put away 1T. Shirt and then while I'm there, I might as well do the rest of this. It works for me
Tiny win 🏆
My tiny win is getting up before 8:30am today 😊 my goal is cleaning the kitchen :3
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@Sondra Lovato yaaaaasssss. Mine is getting my office organized and be more active in both my skool community and my school community.😂😂😂
WARNING!!!
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WARNING!!!
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