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S2 Ep36: ADHD Guide to Conquering Overwhelm & Getting Sh*t Done

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Nutrition, Self-improvement, Education, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Alternative Health

4.9714 Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2024

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Feeling stuck in a slump? Can't seem to pull yourself out of overwhelm? This episode is your lifeline! Join me as we dive deep into the ADHD brain and explore practical strategies to regain control, boost productivity, and find balance in the chaos.

Get ready for some real talk about:
  • The game-changing "2 Hour Rule" for responding
  • How to rediscover your passions and purpose
  • Navigating the emotional rollercoaster of overwhelm
I'm getting vulnerable about my own battles with avoidance, the dreaded "poor me" mindset, and the paralysis of feeling not good enough. But don't worry, we're not staying in that funk! Tools for you:

  • Top ADHD hacks: From morning exercise to the magic of 18.5 frequencies
  • The lowdown on supplements: What actually works for brain health?
  • Goal-setting secrets: How to bridge the gap between who you are and who you want to be
  • A 10-step Mindset Reset to get your body and mind back on track
Plus, we're tackling a listener question about managing intense emotions. Spoiler alert: It's okay to feel deeply, but we've got tips to help you find balance. Whether you're an ADHD queen like me or just feeling stuck in life's chaos, this episode is packed with practical tips, personal insights, and the motivation you need to start crushing your goals.

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0:00.0

When you start recording a podcast, just make sure that you press record because I got 20 minutes in

0:05.3

and I forgot to press record. So let's start this thing over and run it back, shall we?

0:11.9

Hey, Sid, thought this would be a good question to call in with because I feel like you're

0:17.0

someone who's always busy, always doing different things.

0:27.9

And something that I struggle with personally is feeling like I'm saying, I'm spreading myself too thin.

0:34.4

I'm saying yes to literally everything because I am just that type of person and I want to be a part of everything.

0:39.2

But then not knowing how to strike the balance between being a yes man and also still having time for myself. I feel like sometimes I get to the end of it and I realize

0:45.2

I have all these plans, yet none of them are actually things that were like top of the list of

0:50.7

priorities for me. So I'm just curious if you've ever dealt with that yourself

0:55.3

and what advice you would give to somebody who feels like they struggle with that balance in their

1:00.7

life. Love your podcast. Thanks for having this calling number. And let me know what you think.

1:06.0

I have a rule when I'm agreeing to plans because I am a notorious over, what are they called?

1:13.8

I almost said overachiever, but that probably too.

1:17.0

I am a notorious over-scheduler of myself and not listening to my own priorities.

1:22.1

So I have a rule of two hours.

1:25.5

This is a two-hour rule and this has saved me and my friendships and my

1:29.8

over-scheduling and like feeling like overwhelmed. The two-hour rule. You do not respond to that

1:35.2

text with the plan until two hours after you've gotten the text because in the first few minutes

1:42.8

you're probably feeling frantic, you're excited,

1:44.6

you check your calendar really quick, it looks like it's free. Okay, yes, I'll absolutely be there.

1:48.3

I have nothing else going on. Perfect. Oh, wait, an hour later, you get a text from your sister-in-law

1:54.0

saying you guys are having fam day and it's really important that you're there and now it's chaotic, right? Like now you've got to cancel on your friend. You just said yes and now you're saying no or worse case, honestly, worst case is you

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