The fact that many people today use their own false concept of hyperactivity as an excuse for their own or their kids’ poor behavior and lack of education highly contributes to the general public’s disbelief towards ADHD.
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From Chaos to Creativity: Strategies for Working with ADHD—Part 1
Keep in mind, these differences don’t define limitations; they highlight the unique aspects of an ADHD brain! 😊🧠
So-called “neurotypical” people don’t understand the difficulties in the workplace when it comes to memory, focus and distractions, because they don’t see the inner struggle, everything happens inside the mind of the ADHDer.
Circadian Rhythms and Sleep
The world around us pulses with rhythm—the flow of tides, the changing of seasons, and the daily sunrise and sunset.
But did you know that your body also moves to its own internal beat?
Feeling Sick on Holiday: A Hormonal Story – Part 2
Discover the source of stress: the first step in managing stress is to find out what’s causing it: is it work overload, problems with colleagues, an overly demanding boss, the pressure of tight deadlines? The ups and downs of teleworking or the chaos of commuting or rush-hour traffic? 🕵🏼♀️🔎
Feeling Sick on Holiday: A Hormonal Story – Part 1
No, pain doesn’t magically appear like a curse or a punishment, on purpose, to ruin our well-deserved and long-awaited rest.
But with such constancy, it can’t be mere coincidence! That would defy all logic. So why does it happen?
What if we told you no—it’s not a coincidence?
The Power of Psychological Effects
Do you have that friend or family member who lacks knowledge, but never listens to the advice of those with greater experience, even though they are constantly facing the harmful consequences of their own ignorance?
The Dunning-Kruger effect shows how those lacking knowledge are more likely to be unaware of their own ignorance.
Success: A Multifaceted Gem
Success isn’t uniform. It’s not the same for you and for me. And, whether grand or subtle, each success story adds color to the human tapestry. 🌟No matter what type of success you seek, it’s an active pursuit. So, roll up your sleeves and persist. That’s the bridge between aspiration and achievement.
Work & Mental Wellness
Work… that thing many of us do to pay the bills and keep the coffee flowing, and where we spend a significant chunk of our waking hours. But beyond the mundane, work is more than just a paycheck—it’s a cornerstone of our lives. Let’s peel back the layers and explore why work matters for our mental wellness. 🧅
Managing Time
Sometimes, we work more than we need to because of external or internal factors, such as pressure from others, unrealistic deadlines, loyalty to our colleagues or bosses, or even as a means to escape personal issues. However, this can lead to more stress and resentment, or even burnout. So, it’s important to understand why we are working more than necessary and set healthy boundaries.
Why Saying No Is Positive
Of course, saying no isn’t always easy or comfortable. It can be challenging and awkward, especially if we are not used to it or if we face resistance or pressure from others. But it’s not impossible or rude, either. It’s possible to say no in a polite and respectful way, without hurting or offending anyone.
From Chaos to Creativity: Strategies for Working with ADHD—Part 2
The fact that many people today use their own false concept of hyperactivity as an excuse for their own or their kids’ poor behavior and lack of education highly contributes to the general public’s disbelief towards ADHD.
From Chaos to Creativity: Strategies for Working with ADHD—Part 1
Keep in mind, these differences don’t define limitations; they highlight the unique aspects of an ADHD brain! 😊🧠
So-called “neurotypical” people don’t understand the difficulties in the workplace when it comes to memory, focus and distractions, because they don’t see the inner struggle, everything happens inside the mind of the ADHDer.
Circadian Rhythms and Sleep
The world around us pulses with rhythm—the flow of tides, the changing of seasons, and the daily sunrise and sunset.
But did you know that your body also moves to its own internal beat?
Feeling Sick on Holiday: A Hormonal Story – Part 2
Discover the source of stress: the first step in managing stress is to find out what’s causing it: is it work overload, problems with colleagues, an overly demanding boss, the pressure of tight deadlines? The ups and downs of teleworking or the chaos of commuting or rush-hour traffic? 🕵🏼♀️🔎
Feeling Sick on Holiday: A Hormonal Story – Part 1
No, pain doesn’t magically appear like a curse or a punishment, on purpose, to ruin our well-deserved and long-awaited rest.
But with such constancy, it can’t be mere coincidence! That would defy all logic. So why does it happen?
What if we told you no—it’s not a coincidence?
The Power of Psychological Effects
Do you have that friend or family member who lacks knowledge, but never listens to the advice of those with greater experience, even though they are constantly facing the harmful consequences of their own ignorance?
The Dunning-Kruger effect shows how those lacking knowledge are more likely to be unaware of their own ignorance.
Success: A Multifaceted Gem
Success isn’t uniform. It’s not the same for you and for me. And, whether grand or subtle, each success story adds color to the human tapestry. 🌟No matter what type of success you seek, it’s an active pursuit. So, roll up your sleeves and persist. That’s the bridge between aspiration and achievement.
Work & Mental Wellness
Work… that thing many of us do to pay the bills and keep the coffee flowing, and where we spend a significant chunk of our waking hours. But beyond the mundane, work is more than just a paycheck—it’s a cornerstone of our lives. Let’s peel back the layers and explore why work matters for our mental wellness. 🧅
Managing Time
Sometimes, we work more than we need to because of external or internal factors, such as pressure from others, unrealistic deadlines, loyalty to our colleagues or bosses, or even as a means to escape personal issues. However, this can lead to more stress and resentment, or even burnout. So, it’s important to understand why we are working more than necessary and set healthy boundaries.
Why Saying No Is Positive
Of course, saying no isn’t always easy or comfortable. It can be challenging and awkward, especially if we are not used to it or if we face resistance or pressure from others. But it’s not impossible or rude, either. It’s possible to say no in a polite and respectful way, without hurting or offending anyone.











