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What if all the scattered thoughts, half-finished projects, and “doom piles” weren’t flaws but part of how your brain is uniquely wired?
ADHD expert and author Meredith gets real about her late diagnosis and how finally understanding her brain turned years of frustration into self-acceptance.
She breaks down why ADHD minds think in “spider webs” instead of straight lines, how that can be a struggle in structured settings but a total superpower in creative ones, and why embracing chaos might just be the secret to thriving.
Whether you live with ADHD, love someone who does, or just want to get what makes these brains tick, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and practical tips you can actually use.
Hit play and don’t forget to subscribe for more eye-opening conversations that make you see things differently.
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What if all the scattered thoughts, half-finished projects, and “doom piles” weren’t flaws but part of how your brain is uniquely wired?
ADHD expert and author Meredith gets real about her late diagnosis and how finally understanding her brain turned years of frustration into self-acceptance.
She breaks down why ADHD minds think in “spider webs” instead of straight lines, how that can be a struggle in structured settings but a total superpower in creative ones, and why embracing chaos might just be the secret to thriving.
Whether you live with ADHD, love someone who does, or just want to get what makes these brains tick, this episode is packed with laughs, insights, and practical tips you can actually use.
Hit play and don’t forget to subscribe for more eye-opening conversations that make you see things differently.

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