Working to change your fixed mindset into a growth mindset will have a positive impact on how you approach learning better executive functioning skills.
Perfectionism can feel like a badge of honor, but it’s often the thing holding you back. You might think aiming for “perfect” keeps your standards high, but in reality, it can trap you in a cycle of overthinking and self-doubt. For neurodivergent women, this pressure to get everything just right can feel overwhelming, leading to…
Have you ever wondered why staying motivated feels so much harder for you than it seems to for others? If you’re a woman with ADHD, it’s not just in your head. Dopamine, the brain’s key motivator, often doesn’t cooperate the way it should. This can make everyday tasks feel insurmountable—especially when the world expects you…
Staying motivated can feel like climbing a mountain when you’re living with ADHD. One moment, you’re bursting with energy, and the next, it’s like all your drive just vanished. Sound familiar? ADHD makes it tough to stick with tasks, no matter how important they are—but that doesn’t mean self-motivation is out of reach. With the…
Building self-motivation can feel impossible, especially when your energy and focus seem to come and go unpredictably. For neurodivergent people, it’s not just about working harder—it’s about working smarter, understanding what truly drives you, and setting up systems that fit the way your mind works. Creating a self-motivation system that’s practical, reliable, and actually helps…
When life throws challenges your way, it can feel impossible to summon the energy to keep going. For neurodivergent people, staying motivated during tough times can be even more daunting, especially when routines get disrupted or emotions run high. But here’s the thing—you don’t have to rely on willpower alone. With the right tools and…
Have you ever felt drained just trying to make simple decisions? That’s decision fatigue, and it can hit anyone, but for neurodivergent people, it often feels relentless. Constantly weighing options, overthinking outcomes, and juggling daily tasks can leave you feeling stuck before your day even starts. Self-motivation can help cut through the mental fog. By…
Have you ever noticed how small things can completely change your mood and motivation? For neurodivergent people, staying motivated can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. That’s where positive triggers come in. These are intentional cues—songs, objects, routines—that spark energy, focus, or calm when you need it most. By aligning these triggers with your personal…
Have you ever noticed how your energy seems to spike at certain times and flatline at others? It’s not just you—our energy levels naturally rise and fall throughout the day. Trying to force yourself to tackle tough tasks when you’re drained can feel like running through quicksand. Batching tasks can help. By matching your tasks…
Mornings can feel chaotic, especially when your brain doesn’t always follow a predictable path. But what if a simple routine could make those first hours less overwhelming and more productive? Starting your day with structure isn’t just about being organized—it’s about giving your mind the fuel it needs to find focus and build momentum. For…
We all know perfection isn’t possible. But a lot of people seek it anyway. If you’re constantly chasing perfection, you’re probably setting yourself up for stress and burnout. Instead of striving for an impossible ideal, focusing on progress helps you build momentum and keeps you moving forward. For neurodivergent people, this shift in mindset can…