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Jun 21 •
I realized something funny...
Hey everyone 👋 I realized I've been posting in here for weeks without ever properly introducing myself 😅 So... hi, I'm Ann. I'm from Belgium, where I live with my two rescue dogs, Piko and Pina. By day, I work fulltime in finance. Outside of that, I run a webdesign and AI automation business, and somehow I also decided it would be a great idea to build an international community for overthinkers and overwhelmed minds. Very ADHD of me, honestly 😂 I've always loved technology, AI, websites, automation, and figuring out how things work. But alongside that comes a brain that never really switches off. The kind of brain that can have 37 ideas before breakfast, overthink a simple decision for three days, and accidentally turn a small concern into a full documentary series. Over the years I've dealt with ADHD, trauma, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and the strange experience of looking perfectly functional on the outside while feeling completely exhausted underneath. That's a big part of why Heavy Minds Society exists. Not to fix people or push toxic positivity. Just a place where people with heavy minds can be honest about what it's actually like living inside them. I'm really glad you're here ❤️ I'd love to get to know you too. 📍 Where are you from? ☕ Coffee, tea, or something stronger? 🧠 What's one thing your brain has been obsessing about lately?
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May 22 •
👋 Start Here: Welcome to Heavy Minds Society
I'm really glad you're here. Heavy Minds Society is a space for people whose minds rarely slow down. Whether you overthink, carry too much emotionally, or simply feel exhausted from holding everything together - you don't have to figure it all out alone. There are no perfect answers here. No toxic positivity. Just honest conversations, practical tools, and people who get it. 📚 Step 1: Explore the Classroom Start by looking around the Classroom. You'll find free resources designed to help you better understand your mind, reduce overwhelm, and build small, realistic habits that actually fit real life. Take your time - there's no rush. 🌱 Step 2: Ready for a little more structure? If you're looking for guided support, check out the 5-Day Heavy Mind Reset. It's a short, practical challenge designed to help you calm the mental noise, understand what's happening in your brain, and take your first steps toward feeling less overwhelmed. 💬 Step 3: Introduce yourself We'd love to get to know you. Tell us as much or as little as you're comfortable sharing: - Where are you from? - What brought you here? - What's one thing your mind has been carrying lately? - And what's something that brings you a little bit of peace? Welcome. We're really happy you're here. 💛
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When your mind feels full, but you can't explain why
Sometimes nothing is technically wrong. You're still functioning. Still replying. Still doing what needs to be done. But inside, everything feels loud, crowded or heavier than it should. That's exactly why I created The Heavy Mind Reset. It’s a self-paced 5-step reset you can use whenever your mind feels too full, too noisy or too heavy to explain. No live calls. No deadlines. No catching up. No pressure to do it perfectly. You'll gently work through: - what you're carrying - what the noise may be protecting - what you actually need - one truth that helps you ground - your own return-to-self plan The community helps you feel understood. The Heavy Mind Reset gives you a process to follow when you don't know what to do next. You can start whenever you're ready, move through it in your own time and return to it whenever you need it. >> HEAVY MIND RESET << Take what helps. Leave the rest for later.
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Weekend check-in 🍀
Honest one: I planned to put new content up this week and it didn't happen. My head was too full. That happens here too, also when you're the one running the place. So no big post from me today. Just the weekend question. Where are you at right now? Drop a number from 1 to 10, and if you feel like it, one word for what's sitting on top. I'll start: 5. Word is "backlog".
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Wednesday is where it shows up
Monday you still have something in reserve. Friday you can at least see the end of it. Wednesday is the part nobody talks about, where whatever you've been carrying since the start of the week has nowhere left to go. If you feel flat today and can't point to one clear reason why, that's not you failing at the week. It's accumulation. Three days of decisions, small tensions, things you handled quietly so they wouldn't turn into problems. None of it looks like much on its own. Together it's a lot. You don't need to push through it. You just need to know it has a cause. ⏩ Something small you can do today (2 minutes) 📝 Open your notes app and write down everything you have actually handled since Monday. Not your to-do list. >> WHAT'S ALREADY DONE << Include the invisible work. The conversation you managed carefully. The decision you made so someone else didn't have to. The thing you worried about in advance so it wouldn't go wrong. The message you rewrote three times before sending. Then read it back. This isn't a gratitude exercise. It's evidence. Heavy minds are very good at forgetting everything they've already carried, which is why the tiredness always feels unearned. It isn't. What's one thing on your list that nobody else would ever see? Drop it below.
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