Posts Tagged ‘Executive Function’
Showing Up on Time When Your Brain Works on Its Own Clock (Thanksgiving Edition)
Thanksgiving week brings warmth, connection, and, let’s be honest, a lot of logistics and stress. Coordinating travel, dishes, timing, kids, pets, and the emotional load of family gatherings can feel overwhelming for anyone. But if you have ADHD, this week can highlight something you already know too well: Your brain works on its own clock.…
Read MoreLaunching Your Business with ADHD: When Your Heart Is in It but Your Brain Has Other Ideas
You’ve got the passion. The ideas. The desire to serve and make a difference. But somehow, your business still lives mostly in your head—or in half-finished notebooks, abandoned task lists, and late-night Google rabbit holes.If you’re a woman with ADHD trying to build a heart-centered business, you’re not lazy, flaky, or unmotivated. You’re navigating the…
Read MoreThe Invisible Load: ADHD, Executive Function, and the Impact on Parenting and Relationships
Living with ADHD as a woman often means navigating an invisible current—one that pulls you in different directions while you try to stay steady for those who depend on you. Executive function challenges aren’t just about forgetting appointments or misplacing keys; they ripple through every part of life, especially parenting and relationships. What is Executive…
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