adhd
The ADHD urge to be excellent at solving other people's problems while letting our car registration expire for 8 months while actively thinking about it every single day
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“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” by Simone Weil
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Kelly Banks (@divergentcoachkelly)
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2. First, ADHD is a terrible name. It's not an attention deficit, it's an attention regulation disorder. There is plenty of attention, it's just not directed towards the things you're "supposed" to attend to, and attention may move around more than it's "supposed" to.
James Stuberx.comADHD is telling yourself you’ll relax after the task, then never doing the task, then never relaxing, then wondering why all you can do is stare at your phone while internally vibrating
Kelly Bankssubstack.comKelly Banks (@divergentcoachkelly)
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The imposter syndrome whispers: "You don't know enough yet." But knowing enough is a moving target. There's always another book to read, another expert to consult, another angle to consider. At some point, the pursuit of readiness becomes a sophisticated form of procrastination. We convince ourselves we're being responsible, thorough, professional,... See more
imposter syndrome is the price of showing up
Gustav Klimt