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In this episode, we explore how shame shows up with ADHD — and how it can interfere with progress, motivation, and confidence. Shame loves secrecy. It thrives when we judge ourselves, stop asking questions, and retreat into hiding.

I break down:
-How shame undermines problem-solving
-Why curiosity is the antidote
-Simple but powerful shifts: self-compassion, community, and open inquiry
-Real examples of how to step back from shame and move forward

If shame ever whispers that you're “lazy,” “flaky,” or “just not enough,” I want you to see it as a story — not a fact. There’s more space, more possibility than shame allows.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction: Why I talk about ADHD & shame
0:45 Why people don’t usually come to coaching to work on shame
1:10 How shame shuts down problem-solving
2:05 Shame stories vs curiosity
3:15 What it looks like when shame hijacks action
4:00 Asking “how” instead of “why”
5:10 What happens when you assume the story
6:05 Brene Brown insight: shame needs secrecy
6:45 The power of connection and authenticity
7:20 Commonality: you’re not alone in this struggle
8:00 What to do: self‑compassion, community, curiosity
9:00 Closing and invitation