Morning Hunters! Your chance to say what you want to see in these early days of the tribe… I’ve put a poll below.. no idea how many you can vote on but let’s give it ago… tell me what you want… if you can stick to your top 1-3; then I’ll start yo bulls out a schedule of things

I have cleaned, tidied and cooked. Fed my little one and have been sitting in front of this plate for the last 30 min. The food tastes nice as I had it for lunch, yet here I am unable to put my phone down and actually start eating. Anyone else?

Just thought this might be a good topic to better understand where everyone is on there journey.

You found your tribe. Welcome to ADHD Hunter Tribe. 🏹 Before you do anything else — introduce yourself below. Drop your name, where you’re from, and one ADHD trait you’re done letting run the show. Get your bearings: • Classroom — your RAISE Framework training lives here. Start with Module 1. • Community — this is your main feed. Post wins, questions, struggles. All of it. • Events — live sessions, hot-seats, and community calls drop here. • Members — find your people. You’re not the only one. One rule: no toxic positivity. We don’t do “just believe in yourself” here. See you inside. 🧠 WELCOME SCRIPT (spoken/video) Right. You’re in. Welcome to ADHD Hunter Tribe. I’m Rich. Late-diagnosed, Army veteran, programme manager, ADHD coach. And like most of you — I spent decades thinking I was broken. I wasn’t. And neither are you. This community is free. It always will be. Because the one thing the ADHD world doesn’t need is another paywall between you and feeling less alone. Here’s how it works. The Classroom tab is where your RAISE Framework training lives. Start there. Module 1 is short, I promise. The Community feed is yours. Post your wins. Post your struggles. Ask the daft question you’ve been embarrassed to ask anywhere else. Nobody here is judging — we’ve all got the same wiring. Events is where I’ll drop live sessions and hot-seats. Show up if you can. Lurk if you can’t. Both are fine. Now the rules. There aren’t many, but they matter. No toxic positivity. If someone’s struggling, don’t tell them to think positive. Sit with them instead. No unsolicited advice. If someone vents, ask before you fix. No shame. Not for the diagnosis. Not for the late nights. Not for the unfinished projects. We don’t do shame here. This is a Hunter’s world now. Introduce yourself in the welcome post. Tell us your name, where you’re from, and one ADHD trait you’re done letting win. I’ll see you in there. 🏹 RF (aka Captain Caveman)