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I've always been obsessed with one question: how do I make my life easier? It took me years to realize I was really asking how my ADHD brain could feel good in a life I designed for it. In this episode I get into the decade of coping strategies I built without knowing what I was dealing with, the invisible wall that makes everything heavier, and the chronic fatigue that comes from pushing through it all day. It's a rambling, honest look at what it means to stop forcing yourself and start reducing friction instead.

In this episode:

• I built my entire business around what I like to do and rejected everything I didn't
• The Einstein fish-and-tree reframe that changes how you see your so-called weaknesses
• Why we may resist investigating ADHD, and the grief sitting underneath it
• The invisible wall of inertia, and the hidden fatigue of doing mental cartwheels to get past it
• The one thing I'm obsessed with now: reducing friction in every tiny corner of life and business