ADHD Life Lesson 43

Can you relate? - lesson 43

Disclaimer: All my content is based on my own experience and/or research/observations from licensed professionals. Just because you do these things, doesn’t necessarily mean you have ADHD. ADHD behaviours are not exclusive to ADHD. If you think you might have it, please look to get officially diagnosed by a professional.

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[josephvincent]

I fluctuate between being unbelievably indecisive and then incredibly impulsive. It's a nightmare and I struggle to get a good balance

[adhdvision]

Thank you for all your support friends. New long-form content coming soon

[ana]

Can you have the opposite?: overthinking, indecision, fear of the wrong decision, decision fatigue, analysis paralysis.

[stuartchapman]

This made me physically sick. I'm sure Im not alone, it's something I've become aware of post diagnosis, but spelt out so succinctly in all its forms is visceral, hits deep. The quadmires we end up in. Although thankfully, the exit strategy is never as bad as the ADHD mind imagines, and again sleeping on it, sitting with it, allows you space to work through and maybe learn from it.

[gytisbl]

Woow, super dope. I noticed that I am also usually overwhelmed and can only understand if I really liked something or somebody only after a few days of sleeping on it

[OmegaChu]

As a 16 year old who was diagnosed with ADHD at a very young age, I started to understand this on my own and started to think before every single action, making me slower and unable to be on the same wavelength as others, causing me to finally have an answer when someone else starts talking.

[adgefreeman]

I have ADHD and I have the opposite of the problem where I have anxiety and I overthink everything and can't make decisions

[hevfev]

I’m just recently diagnosed, and there’s so much more to it than I thought, and that you aren’t made aware of. These videos are so informative, keep doing what you’re doing 🙂

[ebooklibrary]

Making decisions from a distance is key. We analyze so well the idea here is to give yourself that space X time that adhd uses to its advantage without poisoning the well with outside influences during that time. That time you take alone is the “walk” where we adhd’ers do the real “work” and that’s why it’s important to

[Mai._]

Duuude I struggle with impulsively making decisions so much! I'm currently single and unemployed because a felt overwhelmed and quit both my job and relationship 😅 I think its time to treat my adhd...

[nienkevanbostelen]

I did not know that I could ever hear something so relatable.❤❤

[ARCCommanderOrar]

Thank you for this. It helps me immensely.

[addisonrylee]

Hate that others feel this way, but also nice to know I’m not alone. ❤

[cameronvadnais]

I trust my intuition. That helps. Not necessarily my excitement. But my gut feeling.

[aliciabailly]

So true and yet, when too much reflexion time is taken, the decision paralysis might kick in... Impulsivity was some time the only pushing forward energy that I could rely on...

[kathy]

Absolutely agree! Sleeping on it is a great first step. Then listen to your gut. Don't act if it doesn't feel right.

[bjluqto]

And don't be to hard on yourself if you've made a wrong decision or step back from a wrong decision!

[Pandadown]

Ive never felt this so much in my life❤❤ thank you putting words to what i experienced

[TheJerseyperson]

This is probably the bit of advice that’s going to change my life. Thank you.

[noxicat]

This hits hard. I've developed a fear of big decisions and commitments due to the bad stuff that happened as a result of my impulsivity. 😔