This series is a realistic, sustainable guide to building any habit you want—without relying on motivation alone.

In this first episode of the Habit Field series, we break down how habits actually form by wiring our minds through repetition, environment, and consistent action. Whether you’re trying to improve home organization, create better routines, grow a business, or simply stop feeling stuck, this episode lays the foundation for long-term change.

This is not a “21-day habit” promise. This is a comprehensive, science-informed framework designed for real life—especially for people navigating ADHD, burnout, or the constant overwhelm that comes with busy schedules and mental load.

Throughout this series, you’ll learn how to reduce decision fatigue, build sustainable systems, and create habits that actually fit your life instead of fighting against it.

If you’ve been trying to change and keep falling back into old patterns, this series will help you understand why—and give you a clear, practical path forward toward habits that last.

I promised a Free guide- it is still coming, I promise. Just visit this page in a couple days and it'll be here!

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In this episode, we talk about habits, commitment, and why overthinking keeps us stuck. If you’ve ever felt frozen by too many options, struggled with analysis paralysis, or avoided committing to a habit because you’re scared of doing it “wrong,” this conversation is for you. Through real-life examples, relatable stories, and the concept of the Freedom Paradox, we break down how too much choice can actually drain your mental energy—and why making a clear decision is often the fastest way to build better habits and regain momentum in your life.

This episode is a raw, unscripted look at how habits are formed through action, not perfection. We explore fear of commitment, decision fatigue, morning routines that actually work, and how simplifying your choices helps rewire your brain for consistency. If you’re a woman who wants to create sustainable habits, reduce mental clutter, and stop feeling stuck in indecision, this episode will help you take one small, powerful step forward—without burning yourself out or trying to overhaul your entire life at once.

Thanks to the Fio Bros Podcast for inspiring this episode:

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Ever get frustrated watching someone struggle with something you've already figured out? That's the curse of knowledge, and it shows up everywhere, not just in relationships.

In this episode, we talk about how overcoming challenges with debt, mental health, and overall wellness can shift how you relate to people who haven't gotten there yet. We talk about rebuilding empathy, staying grounded in compassion instead of comparison, and why remembering where you started matters as much as how far you've come.

If you've ever caught yourself thinking "why don't they just-" about someone you love, this one's for you.

In this episode, I let you in on what’s happening behind the scenes as old core beliefs, self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and ADHD patterns start fighting for control right when the novelty wears off and consistency begins.

If you’re someone who gets excited about new ideas, jumps in fast, and then suddenly feels paralyzed, overwhelmed, or convinced you should quit altogether — this one will probably hit close to home.

We talk about the mental “tricks” that show up when things get hard and the urge to abandon your project gets louder.

I share real life examples, hard-earned insights, and the systems we can put in place to keep ourselves moving forward without burning out or losing our creativity.

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I mention my favourite Podcast and promised to share it here:

Jenna Kutcher at the Goal Digger Podcast (self development and growth for goal driven, entrepreneurial women) A MUST LISTEN https://open.spotify.com/show/0U11V31OMwksj3mg8gS0jX?si=d6166abe4b5c49fe

Dinner shouldn’t be the thing that breaks you at the end of the day — and yet, for so many women, it is.

In this episode, I’m walking you through the exact 5 step meal planning system I use to get dinner on the table faster, with less mess, fewer dishes, and way less mental load. This is realistic meal planning for busy women, especially those dealing with burnout, ADHD, decision fatigue, and overwhelming routines. This isn't about eating perfectly, following strict rules, or reorganizing your whole life. This is about building a simple, repeatable meal planning routine that works with real-life.

Here are the resources I promised:

Your chat GPT Prompt: I am making ______ and _______,  can you give me 30 dinner ideas that use similar ingredients as these so I can overlap the ingredients.

5 step Meal plan and Guide ⁠subscribepage.io/veL4JO⁠

(Budget-friendly version) Food Savers: https://a.co/d/eG1JLSW

(Tupperware brand) What I use for food savers: https://a.co/d/6b6aN5D

“I don’t hate cooking or meal planning—I’m exhausted from making too many decisions in an environment that doesn’t support my mind.”- Alyssa David

In part 1 of this 2-part series, we talk about why starting and sticking to our dinner routines is such a struggle for women with ADHD and/or burn out.

Together, we debunk our core beliefs about laziness, overwhelm, and failure, by seeing them for what they actually are.

We talk about:

-What the true reason is behind our avoidance when it comes to dinner routines.

-Why I believe the chores we are rushing through are the things we actually yearn to enjoy.

-How we can start to adjust out environment in a way that can support us in making our life satisfying again.

In the second part of this series, I will share the system I use and exactly how I like to execute it each week.

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Did you know only 6% of new years resolutions are achieved?

In this episode, I dig deep into why it's so exciting to start a new goal, where we get lost along the way, and what we can do instead.

I introduce the concepts of micro habits, delayed gratification, and habit stacking.

I talk about how we can use these tools to increase our chances of success with our goals, particularly our new years resolutions.

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In this episode, I introduce you to myself, Alyssa David, and why I chose to start this podcast.

I share how grief can gift us with opportunity if we let it, proof that change has to start from within, and why I believe hardships don't have to define our futures.

I walk you through the most personal and intimate moment of my life, and share the ripple effect that lead us to where we are today; here on this podcast.

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Healing Through Habits is a podcast about change- the kind that happens when you stop fighting your mind and start leaning into your “flaws” or as I like to say, “superpowers”. -Alyssa David

Hosted by Alyssa, this show explores how small, intentional habits can support healing, growth, and self-trust. We talk about why the things that feel like they’re holding you back are often the very tools you need to move forward, how to design habits that actually work for you, and why self-kindness and self-discipline don’t have to be opposites.

If you’re tired of feeling overwhelmed with life’s simple stuff, feeling stuck on the bigger goals, or believing change is simply too far out of reach , this podcast will help you build progress in a way that feels rewarding.

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