All in How to Make BIG Changes
Here’s the truth: traditional resolutions fail for almost everyone, but they especially don’t work for individuals with ADHD. Our brains are wired differently, and sticking to rigid goals without flexibility or immediate rewards is a recipe for burnout. But there’s a better way to inspire change and make progress on the things that matter most. So, I hope you decide to ditch the New Year Resolutions and switch it up if you have things you’d like to work on in the coming year!
And PLEASE read all the way to the end because the first part you’ve probably heard before but when you partner it with the second part, that is where the magic happens! ✨
As a female ADHD entrepreneur, you likely juggle numerous responsibilities both at work and at home especially if you work from home! Delegating tasks on the home front – whether it's household chores, grocery shopping, or meal prep – can free up valuable time and mental energy.
Hustle culture may be all the rage, but it's not the only way to achieve success. As ADHD individuals, we have unique strengths and challenges, and it's up to us to carve out our own path. So let's ditch the hustle mentality, prioritize our well-being, and redefine what success looks like on our own terms.
You Have Your Budget - Now What?
This is often where we stop and then wonder why nothing has changed 2 or 3 months from now. But that’s not going to be you today because while building your plan is a huge key to making changes, the steps that come next are just as important. So what are those steps?
