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04/07/2026

I hit capacity yesterday.

Not the “I’m a little tired” kind…
The kind where your mind is full, your body is heavy, and even the smallest thing feels like too much.

Sundays are usually one of my busiest days.
Classes. Content. Always doing. Always pouring.

But yesterday?
There was nothing left to give.

So I made a choice…
I felt kinda guilty about it at first, and told myself to stop it. Because it’s ok to say NO I am done at the moment… you can’t always keep pushing when you know it could lead to even worse burnout than you feel right now.

So, I didn’t show up to class.
I chose to catch the replay… as much as I love being on the live class (I just couldn’t do it.)
And instead, I chose my family. I chose presence. I chose to not push myself past my edge.

Because here’s the truth no one talks about enough:

You can’t heal, grow, or show up powerfully when your system is already at capacity.

This isn’t laziness.
This isn’t falling behind.
This is self-awareness. This is regulation. This is honoring your limits before your body forces you to.

Sometimes the most aligned thing you can do…
is stop.

If you’ve been pushing yourself past your capacity lately, consider this your permission slip to pause.

04/06/2026

Have you ever had an entire TED Talk in your head about ADHD…

…and then post absolutely none of it? 😅

Same.

I used to keep everything in because:
“What if people judge me?”
“What if I say it wrong?”
“What if I’m too much?”

Meanwhile my ADHD brain was like:
“Cool cool cool… but we have THOUGHTS.”

So here’s my idea:
If you’ve have ADHD topics, opinions, or spicy thoughts… that you’re too nervous to post…

Send them to me.
I’ll talk about them.
I’ll turn them into content.
I’ll help you say the things that you’re still warming up to.

Because this isn’t just my platform…
It is a community where every ADHDer can feel safe and supported.
It’s not about being perfect here, It’s about being real.

And we’re not doing this alone 🤍

You’re allowed to outgrow versions of yourself you once loved so dearly.That doesn’t make you inconsistent… at all.It ma...
04/06/2026

You’re allowed to outgrow versions of yourself you once loved so dearly.

That doesn’t make you inconsistent… at all.
It makes you so fricken honest.

There’s been a shift happening in me lately…
one that I can’t ignore anymore.

And instead of trying to force myself to stay the same, I’m choosing to listen.

This might look like a podcast.
It might look like a new way of sharing.
It might look like something I haven’t fully named yet.

But I know this:
Something beautiful is trying to come through.

And I’m ready to let it.

This doesn’t mean I’m going to fully quit energy healing, because I do love it… but it’s no longer my main goal & priority. It’s time for me to expand into other areas of this work, and it’s time to let my voice be heard.

If you’ve been feeling this kind of shift too…
I’d love to hear where you’re at in it 🤍

04/04/2026

Welcome to part 15 & the conclusion of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are… in some way shape for form.

We’ve talked about a lot in this series…
from clumsiness, to perception, to restless leg syndrome, to PLMS…

And now, even shared genetics.

All these little pieces that on their own might not seem connected… but together, start to form a bigger picture for us to see.

And that’s really what this series was about.

Not putting everything in a box.
Not saying “this is ADHD” and nothing else. Because we know it’s not all cause of ADHD, but there are studies that show it can be linked.

I like creating conversations, and opening the doors to understanding that there are layers to how our minds and bodies work.

So whether you watched one video… or followed along through all 15… I just want to say thank you.

Truly Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

I appreciate you being here, listening, learning, and reflecting alongside me.

There’s so much more to explore when it comes to ADHD… and this is just the beginning.

More conversations. More awareness. More “wait… that’s connected too?”

Until then… take care of yourself, and have a beautiful day 🤍

04/03/2026

Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD… part 14.

Let’s talk about something that happens while you’re asleep…

PLMS — which stands for Periodic Limb Movement of Sleep.

It’s those involuntary movements your body makes at night that you might, or might not even realize.

And here’s what surprised me…

It shows up in a significant percentage of people with ADHD.
(Studies estimate anywhere from 26% to 64%.)

Which means something you might’ve brushed off as “just a sleep thing” could actually be connected to how your nervous system is wired.

And the hard part?

A lot of us aren’t told this.

We’re given the label… but not always the full picture of what all comes with ADHD, and we are then forced to figure these things out in our own… it’s kinda seems like a game of connecting the dots. And let me say: we did not ask to play this game… all we want is support, but that’s hard when some medical professionals don’t even know themselves how to support us properly.

This isn’t about over-identifying with ADHD.
It’s about understanding your body a little more clearly, and this is something everyone should be doing… ADHD or not.

Because the awareness changes how you relate to yourself in more ways than we even know.

What things have you noticed on your journey of understanding yourself & your body?

Save this for later… this is one of those pieces people don’t talk about enough 🧩

04/03/2026

Welcome to part 13 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are.

Before we go any further, I want to say this clearly:

Not everything I’ve shared is because of ADHD.
And not everyone with ADHD will experience these things.

There are always layers.
Other factors.
Other pieces of the puzzle that make each of us… us.

But what I am doing here is bringing awareness to patterns that often get overlooked by so many.

Because for the longest time, some of these things made me feel like…

“Why is this happening?”
“Is something wrong with me?”
“Am I the only one?”

And I know I’m not.

So if you’ve been experiencing things you can’t quite explain…
if you’ve ever felt confused by your own mind or body…
This isn’t about labeling you.
It’s about giving you context.

Because sometimes, understanding even a small piece can bring a lot of relief… the relief you didn’t know you could even need.

Take what resonates, and please leave what doesn’t.

But most importantly…
know you’re not alone in this.

Save this as a reminder that your experience doesn’t have to be fully understood to be valid!

04/02/2026

Welcome to part 12 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are.

Here we’re gonna chat about more about restless leg syndrome.

For the longest time, it just felt so dam random…
like my body was unsettled for some reason.

Like no matter how tired I was,
there was still this buzzing, restless energy that wouldn’t let me fully relax, and to be very honest I hated it.

But recently, I came across some statistics connecting RLS and ADHD…
and it stopped me in my tracks for a second, or maybe two.

Because suddenly, it wasn’t just “a weird thing that happens to me”.

And It’s something that actually shows up more often in ADHDers than people even realize.

Not everyone with ADHD will experience it…
but if you do, you’re not crazy… believe me.
And your body isn’t working against you… like you might think.

There’s a much deeper connection there than you realize.

Sometimes what feels random
is actually your nervous system trying to communicate something to you, and it gets louder the more you ignore it.

So when you start to understand it…
there’s a little more compassion for yourself in the process.

If you deal with this too, I see you.

Save this so you remember… it’s not just in your head 🫶

04/01/2026

Welcome to part 11 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are.

We’re moving past clumsiness and “just being accident-prone”… and into something that’s actually been one of my biggest struggles:

Perception…

Not just how I see things… But how I judge distance, space, and movement in very real time.

Depth perception has been a huge one for me.
And when that’s off, it’s not surprising that I’ve ended up hurt more times than I can count.

But here’s where it gets even more interesting…

This isn’t just about how I move through space.
It’s also about what’s happening inside my body.

Restless leg syndrome is something that can show up alongside ADHD.
Not for everyone… but for a lot of us.

That constant internal movement.
That inability to fully settle.
That feeling like your body just won’t switch off.

It all connects more than we think.

The way we move.
The way we perceive.
The way we experience our own bodies.

None of it is random.

Curious… what’s something you’ve experienced that you’re starting to realize might actually be connected?

Save this one if you’re piecing things together too 🧩

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