I'm deeply grateful you decided to share your journey with us. I know there are plenty of communities for neurodiversity in Skool and beyond. And you chose to be here. I don't take that lightly. 💞 Your trust in me and your compassion for each other inspire me to keep moving forward toward the BIG MISSION --> reframing the global narrative toward compassion, starting with mental health and ADHD. I appreciate all of you from the bottom of my heart. 🙏

Hi, my Thriving members! This is a gentle reminder of our free training tomorrow with the wonderful @Selene Chaves (Confident 40s Method Skool community). 🔴IMPORTANT NOTE: Instead of using Skool Call, we'll be using Google Meet. So, the link has changed (see below). Download the calendar link inside our Calendar tab here): 🗓 Tuesday, April 14 ⏰ 9:00 AM CST 📍 Google Meet Link (changed from Skool Call invite link): https://meet.google.com/fdb-pryg-wra?hs=122&authuser=0 Some of the topics we'll explore together: - How to regulate your nervous system, not your calories, for permanent weight loss - Why our ADHD brains need a different approach to weight loss This will be informal. It won't be a boring webinar. 😂 You can ask questions. Or post your questions below if you can't make it live. Replay will be available. ❓Who's had problems with weight loss after they reached a certain age? Is it just me? 😆

If I’m honest, I was having a hard time before I opened Skool this morning. My energy was low. I could feel fear sitting in my chest. It was one of those days where showing up didn’t feel brave. Instead, it felt heavy. And I actually caught myself thinking, “I don’t feel brave today.” So, I took a deep breath, opened my laptop, and reminded myself of the beautiful souls in this community. I told myself, “Just open Skool. Just take the next step. Let each action flow, one at a time.” No grand speech. No big push. Just trying to face this feeling of uncertainty. And then I saw this post from @Anzumana Taal. His gratitude came at exactly the moment I needed it most. Truly. It felt like a quiet nudge from God saying, “Keep going.” And the video he shared of Simon Sinek (my favorite author and speaker) was so apropos. His message about friendship and growth… that we agree to grow together… that I’ll help you, and you’ll help me… that we walk toward becoming better versions of ourselves side by side — that’s exactly what this community is. This isn’t me lifting everyone up. It’s us lifting each other. Some days I’ll have more energy...and you’ll lean on me. Some days you’ll speak courage back into me without even realizing it. Just like how Anzu did to me just now unknowingly at the right time. That’s community. That’s friendship. That’s growth. Thank you for being part of this with me. I appreciate you all more than you know. 🙏

At age 47, I’ve built a law practice, spoken at TEDx, become a TV legal analyst, been featured in local and international media outlets, and now help ADHD mompreneurs worldwide in our Skool community—all while managing my ADHD, hormones, and raising two amazing boys. I’m thinking about helping 6 ADHD mompreneurs thrive by aligning their business systems with their energy, hormones, and neurodiversity in 8 weeks in 2026. Who’s interested?

Hi, my Thriving friends! Has anyone shown you this Gmail trick? I cleared dozens of unwanted subscriptions in under 10 minutes—without opening a single email. Watch me do it (ADHD brain moments included 🤭) and try it yourself. You know I’m all about Eliminate → Execute → Simplify when it comes to productivity. Today, I tested a Gmail feature that helps me eliminate a significant amount of inbox clutter—fast! 💃 Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Open Gmail and click the little arrow next to Categories in your inbox. 2️⃣ Select Manage Subscriptions. 3️⃣ You’ll see everything you’re subscribed to—right in one place.🤯 4️⃣ Unsubscribe from what’s not serving you anymore, all from that list. I just did this and unsubscribed to everything adding friction to my day. Not because I dislike them, but because right now, they’re distractions. And if I want to be a serious mompreneur...I must honor my time by eliminating distractions. 💞 ✨ ADHD-friendly tip: ✅ Set a timer for 10 minutes ✅ Pick just one email inbox (personal or business email) ✅ Click through as fast as you can. I feel lighter and calmer already. 🧘‍♀️ 🎥 I recorded my whole process (including my ADHD brain moments 🤭) so you can see exactly how it works. What’s one small digital clutter task you could clear in the next 10 minutes?