If you’ve ever thought, “I can focus when I’m interested—so why can’t I do the important stuff?” you’re not alone. This post explains the FastBraiin activation system (interest, urgency, novelty, challenge) and how to use it without burning out.
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From Shame to Strength: The Language Swaps That Change Everything
“Lazy” isn’t a diagnosis—it’s a judgment. This post shows how the words we use about adult ADHD can create shame or create strategy, starting with a few powerful language swaps that change how you see yourself.
From Shame to Strength: You’re Not Broken. You’re Running the Wrong Race.
If you’ve spent years feeling like you should be able to “get it together,” you’re not alone. This post introduces the FastBraiin reframe for adult ADHD—why you’re not broken, you’re just running the wrong race, and how the right environment changes everything.
ADHD-Friendly Routines: Highlights from Our Live Session (Watch the Replay)
Routines don’t fail because you “lack discipline”—they fail because they’re designed for non-ADHD brains. In this recap of our recent live session, we share the biggest takeaways. Read the highlights, then watch the full replay to get the full context and practical examples
Why a Certified ADHD Coach Matters
Not all coaching is ADHD-informed. A certified ADHD coach brings specialized training, ethical boundaries, and strategies built for executive function challenges—so you get support that actually fits your brain.
The ADHD Reset: From Shame Narratives to Strength Narratives
Couldn’t make it to The ADHD Reset live session? Here are the key highlights on shifting from shame narratives to strength narratives—plus the full recording so you can watch anytime.
The ROI of ADHD Coaching — Time, Stress, and Better Follow-Through
ADHD coaching isn’t just about productivity—it’s about relief. See how coaching helps reduce the “ADHD tax,” improve follow-through, and build sustainable systems over the next 30, 60, and 90 days.
ADHD Coaching — What It Is (and Isn’t)
ADHD coaching isn’t about “trying harder.” It’s practical support that helps you build systems for planning, follow-through, and daily life—without crossing into therapy. Here’s what it is, what it isn’t, and how to know if it’s for you.
Why New Year’s Resolutions Fail ADHD Brains (What Works Instead)
If resolutions never work for you, there’s a reason. ADHD brains thrive on clarity, small wins, and flexible systems. Learn what to do instead this year.
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