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Just completed day 4
I love the timing of this whole challenge. DH & I just took the broken slatboard from under our mattress a couple days ago & I've had 2 of the best sleeps I've had in a very long time since doing it. I came across a sungazing app yesterday from my TikTok feed. Started my day sungazing out my bedroom window. Water. Up & ready for the day. Fielded 2 short calls from 2 of our adult children. DH fixed me french toast with sausage. Added fiber & creatine to my cup of herbal tea to help offset the carbs. Got my vitamins & supplements all in. Started my laundry (open loop). Took out the trash & recycling. Spent some time grounding while outside soaking up some morning sunlight. Sent a couple texts to friends & family. My bestie called & we had a lengthy "catch up" (it's been a few months). Came in, rebooted laundry, fielded a call from my eldest DD. Ate lunch & then started on day 4. I didn't even know what was going to be on the docket for day 4 and yet... here I am. ADHD Harmony!
0 likes • May 9
@Melody Vi TYSVM!
Challenge Deadline 🚨 + Blueprint update + Q&A
Three quick updates depending on where you're at: 1) Haven't finished the challenge yet? You have until Friday to catch up on the replays and complete it. Finish in time and you'll get your transformation report + the free blueprint. 2) Finished the challenge + completed the ADHD Awakening Assessment? The blueprint is rolling out to you now. Check your inbox for an email from us (see screenshot below). Click "Join Now" and the blueprint will appear in your classroom. Friday is the cutoff. Don't leave this one behind. 3) If you're still on the fence joining cohort 3, there's a free Q&A today to ask your questions: https://www.skool.com/adhd/calendar?eid=d86b8eb15eba40c1ab2d6a3e702156a3
Challenge Deadline 🚨 + Blueprint update + Q&A
8 likes • May 5
TY for the additional time. Life is very challenging being the thin piece of bread in the middle of the Big Mac of life (sandwich generation humor). I'm finally able to get back to it.
0 likes • May 9
@Tuuli Gress It really does. I used to say every few years "when ___ happens things will slow down". Then I'd find it would still get busier...more juggling. I finally told myself about a decade ago that it's never happening & to stop sayiing that. 🙃😉
Maybe it's just timing
(having attended a celebration of life for an amazing healer of a woman I've known for over half of my adult life this past weekend.) Grief can be so heavy & unpredictable. Today, I keep getting pulled back to this tidbit from my snapshot..."Those aren't line items. Those are lives unlived. Those are versions of you that you quietly buried while everyone around you assumed you were fine because you were still functioning. What you're describing isn't frustration or regret. It's grief. Real, layered, unspoken grief, made heavier by the fact that you grieved it alone, while still showing up for aging grandparents, growing children, and a husband's career. You held a dance studio, a design firm, and a whole family of futures inside your body. And no one knew you were carrying caskets." Being a high functioning ADHD-er can be a double edged sword of sorts. So much...
1 like • May 8
@Melody Vi TYVM. I'm so very grateful for the opportunity and community. This has been an amazing experience to be surrounded & supported by such a plethora of like minded neurodivergent people!
1 like • May 8
@Cathy K TY! We're in good company. 😉🤗
Day 3
Just realized the voice telling me I'm "broken and will never get fixed" isn't actually mine - it's stitched together from my parents and my ex-husband. And the wildest part? I already have evidence it's a lie. I just hadn't connected the dots until now.
2 likes • May 6
@Jane Hanlon So very true. I think I'm scaring my DH with the amount of tears the last couple days. My parents were/ are good people & meant well, too. But there were still unhealthy coping mechanisms and behaviors that had lasting effects.
1 like • May 8
@Jane Hanlon All of this is so very true. My eldest turns 30 this year and is almost through her 2nd year of mothering herself. Between the therapy we went to together in her teens and several deep discussions through the years since. She & I have worked through & mended many things between us & individually. We're very supportive of one another. There were years between therapy and roughly 6-7 years ago that I really wasn't sure how our mother daughter relationship would fair long term. I just kept showing up for her as I always had & it finally clicked for her. She realized I'd always been there waiting in the wings for her when she needed it. Then she started calling & showing up more frequently. I'm very hopeful that between our generation & my children's that we're able to heal a large portion of generation trauma. I can only imagine how much better it would make society at large.
🚨 15 spots left - Tracy's 6 week transformation
@Tracy A Weiss is 66. She has a master's in counseling. Graduated summa c** laude. She's a life coach and a therapist herself. She's survived two serious brain injuries. Spent a decade with brain injury specialists, ADHD specialists, productivity specialists. She's tried 18 different productivity systems. Paid $35,000 to spend a month at the Mayo Clinic. None of it stuck. When she walked into Cohort 2, she'd been in her new house for 8 months. Still living out of boxes. Her art studio (the thing that matters most to her in the world) had become a dumping room. She hadn't opened a single box in there. She was on the couch eating popcorn at midnight. Watching whole series in one night. Convinced her brain injuries had broken her for good. I just rewatched my closing interview with her and I can't stop thinking about what she said. "I've worked with life coaches, therapists, neurologists, brain injury specialists. None of them helped me the way this program has." "This is not a program to finish. This is a practice." "I think your program is worth more than $10,000." She said all of this on camera. Unprompted. In front of the cohort. If you've been telling yourself you've tried everything, Tracy actually had. Decades of it. Real credentials. Real money. Real specialists. She still found something here she'd never found anywhere else. Cohort 3 starts soon. 15 seats left. https://go.adhdharmony.com/
🚨 15 spots left - Tracy's 6 week transformation
2 likes • May 7
@Peggy Walman Ty for highlighting this. This makes so much more sense to me. I remember the "first" move that I understood we were moving & had recall over extreme emotions over it as a child of 5 (Army Brat, so there were quite a few moves). I'd never considered it could be a trauma response & my wanting to exert control in such a way.
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Ella Call
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@ella-call-8489
50-something wife to an awesome DH (father & papa) &, mama-5, luvie-3. Dx ADHD 4ish yrs when perimeno took away my masking & multi-tasking abilities.

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