ADHD often brings a whirlwind of emotions, endless projects, and a unique kind of burnout that can feel like wearing a never-ending mask. In this lively episode, sisters Michelle and Megan dive into the art of juggling countless projects with ADHD, unpacking how a single project can brim with both chaos and charm in a way that will surely bring a smile to your face.

Listen in as Megan shares a childhood tale of crafting a Star Trek console from spare acrylic pieces, sparking laughter and nostalgia. Whether it’s fashioning a necklace from spacers or crafting a Halloween decoration from felt and packing peanuts, there’s always a whimsical story behind every creative venture. From managing the project overload to the art of prioritizing relationships, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into living creatively while staying grounded.

favorite line from the episode: “It Feels So Good to Have Projects”

00:00 intro and the thrill of new ideas
03:55 childhood inventions and Star Trek builds
08:40 Megan’s necklace made of spacers
12:22 creative chaos and ADHD burnout
17:01 Halloween decorations and felt creatures
21:09 masking and project overload
25:45 staying grounded through relationships

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