Justice isn’t about control—it’s about care. In this episode, we explore how Christlike leadership asks, “What support do you need?” rather than “Why aren’t you more like others?” ADHDers may feel out of place in structured religious spaces, but Zion is meant to include every kind of brain. We’ll discuss how the priesthood reflects our divine DNA, why true justice is about liberation, not punishment, and how we can create a Church culture where neurodivergent and neurotypical members alike can thrive in Christ.

Adam Miler (Original Grace) inspired the content of this podcast and the title. 

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Do constraints really set us free? In this episode, we explore how healthy limitations—like routines, time management, and structured decision-making—can actually reduce overwhelm, strengthen executive function, and help ADHD brains thrive. Just as God set boundaries on the sea (Job 38:10-11), His commandments and covenants provide structure that keeps us from being tossed to and fro (2 Corinthians 5:14, Alma 42:27). Instead of resisting constraints, what if we embraced them as tools for greater trust in ourselves, more peace, and a deeper connection with God?

Join me as we break down how constraints support ADHD brains, how they help us trust ourselves and achieve more, and how we can apply divine principles of order to create a life that feels both structured and free. If you’ve ever struggled with impulsivity, decision fatigue, or feeling scattered, this episode is for you!

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Technology can be both a powerful tool and a major distraction—especially for the ADHD brain! In this episode of The Busy Brained Saint, we're diving into the ways technology can support executive function, boost productivity, and simplify life, while also exploring its potential pitfalls (hello, endless scrolling!).

From AI tools, digital planners, and ADHD-friendly apps to Apple Watches, Marco Polo, and AirTags, we’ll talk about what actually works and how to strike a healthy balance with tech. Plus, I’ll share some real-life strategies for using technology to support gospel study, business, and daily routines—without getting lost in the digital noise.

Listen in and let’s figure out how to make technology work for our ADHD brains—not against them! 🎧✨

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Have you ever witnessed someone—child, teen, or adult—react to disappointment or stress with emotions that seem larger than the moment? In this episode, we unpack why those with ADHD experience intense emotional reactions and how their brain chemistry amplifies these challenges. Using real-life examples, we explore the biological and emotional reasons behind these moments, offering insights on how to support yourself or your loved ones through them. From basketball games to emotional “white lies,” we’ll discuss what’s really happening, why it’s not manipulation, and how grounding, compassion, and even faith can play a pivotal role in regulation. This conversation is all about shifting the narrative from judgment to understanding.

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Does every task need to feel exciting or motivating to get done? Not at all—but for ADHD brains, boredom can feel insurmountable. In this episode of The Busy Brained Saint, we talk about the power of pushing through when things feel boring, monotonous, or emotionally undesirable.

We’ll explore why ADHD makes boring tasks feel so tough, how to identify what’s truly making something hard, and practical strategies to get things done anyway. Learn how to reframe your approach to life’s less exciting moments and make progress—even when it feels boring.

If you struggle with getting through the “boring stuff,” this episode will equip you with tools to do it bored—and do it anyway.

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In this inspiring episode of The Busy Brained Saint, Kamden sits down with Dr. LeGrand Peterson, a naturopathic physician who has not only navigated life with ADHD and dyslexia but has turned those challenges into a remarkable journey of faith and service.

Dr. Peterson shares his deeply personal story, reflecting on the struggles he faced in school and life as he persevered to become a doctor. His journey is one of resilience, determination, and the profound role that faith played in helping him overcome the odds.

Building on his own experiences, Dr. Peterson has dedicated his career to serving clients who, like him, seek ways to optimize their lives and manage ADHD without relying on medication. His passion for helping others rewire their brains, achieve clarity, and unlock their potential shines through as he discusses practical strategies and his unique approach to healing.

As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Dr. Peterson offers a perspective that beautifully blends faith and science. His story is sure to leave you inspired, motivated, and ready to embrace your own challenges with hope and purpose.

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🎙 Breaking Free from Obligation with ADHD

Why do we say "yes" when we want to say "no"? In this episode, we’ll uncover why people with ADHD often act out of obligation, from the pull of people-pleasing to the fear of rejection.

🌟 Here’s What You’ll Learn:

If you’ve ever struggled with balancing obligations and self-care, this episode will help you gain clarity, reclaim your time, and build a life that works with your brain—not against it.

🎧 Tune in now to start saying "yes" to yourself!

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In this episode, we dive into the ADHD experience of time blindness and how it shapes the way we navigate life. While many neurotypicals find themselves grounded in the “middle” of time—balancing the present with an awareness of past and future—ADHDers often oscillate between now and not now. This isn’t just because our brains struggle to sense the passage of time, but also because we instinctively avoid the discomfort of neutral or less-than-positive emotions.

But what if we stopped running from those feelings? What if we learned to lean into them and realized that we can not only survive the messy middle but thrive there? In this episode, we’ll explore how embracing the full spectrum of emotions can help us procrastinate less, find balance, and move from a chaotic, reactionary existence into a steady, productive flow.

If you’re ready to shift from surviving to truly living, this conversation is for you. Let’s rewrite the ADHD experience of time together.

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In this episode of The Busy Brained Saint, we’re unpacking the idea of emodiversity—the value of experiencing and understanding a full range of emotions, not just focusing on happiness. Titled "What Happy Doesn’t Tell You: Embracing Emodiversity," this episode explores how learning to name and understand different feelings, even the tough ones, helps us avoid the extremes of either shutting down our emotions or letting them take over.

I’ll also share a story from my brother’s missionary service in Central America and the lessons he learned about dealing with complex emotions in challenging situations. By learning to recognize all the “flavors” of what we feel, we gain insight into how to take meaningful action and live a fuller life.

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Hidden Brain - https://hiddenbrain.org/podcast/emotions-2-0-whats-better-than-being-happy/

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Taking on a new church calling can be both exciting and overwhelming—especially when ADHD enters the mix. In this episode, we dive into the unique challenges and rewards that come with accepting new responsibilities within a faith community as someone with ADHD. From navigating new routines and handling the “unknowns” of unfamiliar responsibilities, to processing the bittersweet feelings of saying goodbye to a previous calling, this episode explores the practical and emotional layers of church transitions.

We’ll discuss why ADHD brains can find change difficult, why routine disruptions feel so intense, and how fears of underperforming or feeling overwhelmed may arise with new callings. Tune in to discover helpful strategies, hear stories from fellow ADHDers, and get tips on embracing new callings with grace, self-compassion, and a growth-oriented mindset. Whether you’re just starting in a new role or preparing for the possibility, this episode offers guidance for navigating church callings with ADHD.

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