I think one of the strange parts of finally understanding ADHD is mentally revisiting my entire life with a different lense than before. Things I thought were laziness, irresponsibility, oversensitivity, inconsistency, or just personal defects suddenly start to make sense, to a degree. Not fully. Still working through that. It doesn’t erase the consequences, good or bad that happened, but it does help to change the story I tell myself about why things happened or didn't happen. Especially, after working with the ADHD Harmony community, JT, 5 day challenge, 6 week session, etc. Impulse Control was one of many things that I had/have issues with. I am on some medication that helps with the impulse control, but it still requires a little willpower. Conquered, no! Progress, yes! So I can see small wins there. What part of your past made the most sense once ADHD entered the picture? Diagnosed or undiagnosed but check the boxes of an ADHD diagnosis.

Finally after overwhelm and frustration I finally managed to navigate through to the 3 questions (it isn't very clear/easy to navigate). My open loop is folding the washing 🥴 But it doesn't wake me at 2am.

Finally after overwhelm and frustration I finally managed to navigate through to the 3 questions (it isn't very clear/easy to navigate). My open loop is folding the washing 🥴 But it doesn't wake me at 2am.

my onboarding isn't working. once I open the link to the new page and try to click on the button on the site... nothing happens.

I started to do this, asked a first question and received an answer. I tried to ask a second follow-up question and received an error message that I had exceeded my number of questions for the day and to try again later. My understanding is we can ask 3 questions a day and I was only on question #2 so what am I missing here?