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Let's jump right in.

This is episode 40 in which I interview Lindsay Fleming. Lindsay is a licensed professional counselor who owns her own private practice in Chicago. If you've ever fallen down any ADHD rabbit

holes on TikTok, then you've probably come across Lindsay on your for you page. Her videos

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