Hello and welcome to this episode of the ESG Fitness Podcast. Sorry if I sound a bit husky. I'm

recording this quite early in the morning. I haven't spoken to anyone yet, which also might mean

I'm slightly weirder than I normally am. You're going to get a lot from this episode. That

loss, a little bit about automating finances, a lot about performing at your best for your life.

Some mentions of ADHD, which are relevant to all, and probably a bit about productivity as well.

And here is where the inspiration came from.

So a few weeks ago, somebody asked me, if you could magically not have

ADHD, would you take that option? And the answer is unequivocally, is that unequivocally,

anyway, right, the answer is yes. That's the answer. End of podcast. I'd also get rid of being dyslexic, which shows up in

the weirdest ways for me, specifically in numbering podcasts, as you may have noticed on occasion,

because I honestly can't see the difference between numbers if they look quite similar. So, like, I don't know, 366 looks exactly the same as 33.

So like, if I get the numbering wrong, it won't just be like, oh, she saw it was 366,

but she put in 368 and missed 367. It'll be just like, I will jump, like, potentially 300 episodes.

So we don't really know what episode this is, although I think I've noticed those.

Anyway, I often talk about the positives of ADHD because it's not something that I can change.

So it may as well look for some positives in it.

And I try and do that with most imperfections, should we term them?

Either find a positive or just laugh at it and make it funny.

But if there was like a magic, bam, you can get rid of this.

Yeah, I absolutely would.

And anyone who's claiming that ADHD is great and they wouldn't get rid of it.

And I think probably doesn't have ADHD and just maybe just thinks it's a cool thing to say.

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