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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs discusses the impact of professional organizing with guest Hadiyah, a fellow organizer with ADHD. They explore the emotional journey of decluttering, the unique challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, and the significant mindset shifts required for effective organization. Hadiyah shares her personal experiences and client success stories, emphasizing the importance of self-care routines, custom solutions, and the therapeutic nature of their work. The episode highlights the profound changes that professional organizers can bring to clients' lives, fostering environments where they can thrive. Additionally, Megs shares a heartwarming story about adopting a new kitten and integrating it into their home with mindful organization.
Connect with Hadiyah:
LinkTree
Go Fund Me
03:02 Bringing a New Kitten Home
04:45 The Importance of Routines
06:07 ADHD and Personal Experiences
08:14 Introducing Hadiyah
09:06 Hadiyah's Journey and Insights
15:50 Organizing with ADHD
29:10 The Emotional Journey of Clothing Choices
30:34 The Role of Organizing Products in Business
34:47 Transforming Lives Through Organization
36:20 The Value of Professional Organizers
41:56 Managing ADHD and Self-Care
46:39 Final Thoughts and Takeaways
Is Coaching a good fit for you? Book a call with Megs to find out> Book a Call
Learn more about the Community HERE> OrganizinganADHDBrain.com (Join the waitlist for 2026)
Looking for ADHD-friendly support with decluttering, organizing, or just making life feel a little less chaotic? The new Ways To Connect page is your go-to hub for real-life tools, gentle guidance, and ways to connect—free and paid, no pressure.
*In some shows, there are items offered for free on my website. As of this recording, the only download available is the Dopamine Menu, You can download the dopamine menu here: FREE Dopamine Menu Download
I even send you a video on how to complete!
By Megs Crawford4.8
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In this episode of 'Organizing an ADHD Brain,' host Megs discusses the impact of professional organizing with guest Hadiyah, a fellow organizer with ADHD. They explore the emotional journey of decluttering, the unique challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, and the significant mindset shifts required for effective organization. Hadiyah shares her personal experiences and client success stories, emphasizing the importance of self-care routines, custom solutions, and the therapeutic nature of their work. The episode highlights the profound changes that professional organizers can bring to clients' lives, fostering environments where they can thrive. Additionally, Megs shares a heartwarming story about adopting a new kitten and integrating it into their home with mindful organization.
Connect with Hadiyah:
LinkTree
Go Fund Me
03:02 Bringing a New Kitten Home
04:45 The Importance of Routines
06:07 ADHD and Personal Experiences
08:14 Introducing Hadiyah
09:06 Hadiyah's Journey and Insights
15:50 Organizing with ADHD
29:10 The Emotional Journey of Clothing Choices
30:34 The Role of Organizing Products in Business
34:47 Transforming Lives Through Organization
36:20 The Value of Professional Organizers
41:56 Managing ADHD and Self-Care
46:39 Final Thoughts and Takeaways
Is Coaching a good fit for you? Book a call with Megs to find out> Book a Call
Learn more about the Community HERE> OrganizinganADHDBrain.com (Join the waitlist for 2026)
Looking for ADHD-friendly support with decluttering, organizing, or just making life feel a little less chaotic? The new Ways To Connect page is your go-to hub for real-life tools, gentle guidance, and ways to connect—free and paid, no pressure.
*In some shows, there are items offered for free on my website. As of this recording, the only download available is the Dopamine Menu, You can download the dopamine menu here: FREE Dopamine Menu Download
I even send you a video on how to complete!

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