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Support Monday
Does anyone have a personal or professional goal for the week that they would like support with? I'm trying to not eat any sugar Monday and Tuesday . 🚀
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@Lacey Meaux ahahaha saaaame!!🥴
I want to share this with y'all!
I have been accepted into Texas Tech's MBA program with a focus on Marketing Analytics. Nothing really to write home about since they have a 80% acceptance rate lol, but I am excited to bring that knowledge to the group!
I want to share this with y'all!
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Congratulations!!!!
Interesting read
I found a long-form clinical opinion commentary on ADHD and reseach. I'm including a summary provided by AI and a link to the website if you want to take (30 minutes read) a look yourself. I have ADHD, so this was informative. I'm hoping you all find this informative or helpful. If you read it, what do you think? Summary: For 40+ years, ADHD research focused almost entirely on what people with ADHD do wrong, not what they do well. Tests were built for neurotypical brains, ADHD brains predictably struggled, and those struggles were labeled “defects.” In 2025, researchers finally studied ADHD strengths in a controlled way—and found real ones (like hyperfocus, creativity, humor, and spontaneity). Across everyone, people who recognized and used their strengths had better mental health and quality of life. Key reframes: ADHD isn’t broken attention — it’s interest-based attention Hyperfocus is a feature that works in the right environment Meds help by increasing motivation/arousal, not “fixing” attention Social media oversimplified ADHD into either a flaw or a “superpower” — both are wrong Reality check: The world won’t fully adapt to ADHD brains. People with ADHD still need self-knowledge, tools, support, and accountability. Others owe understanding, reasonable accommodations, and patience. Bottom line: ADHD isn’t a defect or a superpower. It’s a different operating system. Outcomes improve when we stop treating people as broken and start working with both their strengths and challenges. Link: https://thediagnosis.substack.com/p/a-generation-got-told-their-brains
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@Richard Aguila I don't think that's going to go away, I also don't think anyone will lose their jobs. However, the focus of their work might shift. Am I making sense? 🤔Did I answer you right? Even if I see my ADHD differences as strength, I STILL need someone to be fully knowledgeable about it. I still need research that helps inform the neurodivergence coaches, clinical approaches, and clinicians.
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@Richard Aguila yes, exactly.
Question! 👀
Does anyone have a personal or professional goal for the week that they would like support with? I'm trying to not eat any sweets from M-W. 🥲
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Yay!! I managed to meet my goal and even doubled it!
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@Richard Aguila thank you!!!
New Name Help
Hello all, looking for your help selecting a new name:
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8 members have voted
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Do you think it would make anyone think of United Healthcare (insurance company)???
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@Richard Aguila I ask because I have United Healthcare and the possible new title made me double take.😆BUT I have an ADHD brain that reads too fast, so!
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Amanda Weatherly
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