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    The ADHD Women's Wellbeing Podcast Host: I'm OBSESSED With Helping People - Kate Moryoussef | Ep. 17

    enJuly 10, 2023

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    • Lab-grown Diamonds, Hiring Professionals, and Weight Loss ConsultationsBlue Nile offers lab-grown diamonds with independent grading and convenient online purchasing. LinkedIn is a platform for hiring professionals, even those not actively seeking new roles. PlushCare provides online weight loss consultations and prescriptions.

      Blue Nile offers beautiful lab-grown diamonds, identical to natural ones, with independent grading and convenient online purchasing. LinkedIn is an effective platform for hiring professionals, especially those not actively looking for new roles. PlushCare provides online access to board-certified physicians for weight loss consultations and prescriptions. Kate, a guest on the podcast, shared her personal journey into understanding ADHD, particularly in women, and how she was drawn to the podcast for information and advice. In her childhood, she was described as quiet, shy, and a daydreamer, with a lack of focus in subjects she found uninteresting. However, she excelled in subjects she loved. These experiences, while not directly related to her gender, resonated with listeners due to the relatability of ADHD traits. If you're considering purchasing a lab-grown diamond, Blue Nile is a trusted source with independently graded and guaranteed diamonds. For hiring, LinkedIn offers access to a unique pool of professionals, even those not actively seeking new roles. PlushCare simplifies the weight loss journey with online consultations and prescription services. As a listener, you can benefit from the insights shared by guests like Kate, who provide valuable perspectives on various topics, including neurodiversity and personal growth.

    • Understanding personal experiences and connections to ADHDRecognizing and understanding personal experiences and connections to ADHD can provide motivation and deeper understanding, even with a late diagnosis. Curiosity and research can lead to recognition of signs and better support for individuals and their families.

      Understanding the past and how it connects to the present can provide motivation and a deeper understanding of oneself, particularly when it comes to ADHD. The speaker shares how her experiences as a child, observing her brothers and family members, and living in different educational systems influenced her perspective on ADHD. Her late diagnosis at age 40 gave her a unique understanding of the condition and a strong desire to help women and girls who have been underrepresented and misdiagnosed. The speaker's personal journey resonates with many women in the community who have gone through similar experiences of struggling with undiagnosed ADHD and the lack of support and recognition. The speaker's curiosity and research led her to recognize the signs of ADHD in herself and her daughter, ultimately leading to a better understanding of both their experiences.

    • Discovering Community and Self-Acceptance with an ADHD DiagnosisAn ADHD diagnosis as an adult can lead to increased self-awareness, validation, and motivation to help others through the discovery of supportive communities and common experiences.

      The shared experience of being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, and the subsequent discovery of a supportive community, can lead to increased self-awareness, validation, and motivation to help others. The speaker's journey, marked by the diagnosis of herself and her daughter around the same time, led to a newfound understanding of her own struggles and a desire to create awareness and support for others. The discovery of common experiences and traits through podcasts and support groups provided a sense of validation and connection. The speaker's experience highlights the importance of self-acceptance and community in navigating the challenges of an ADHD diagnosis, and the potential for personal growth and helping others.

    • A transformative journey of recognizing the challenges and advantages of having ADHDReceiving an ADHD diagnosis can bring new understanding, acceptance, and opportunities, but also comes with challenges and emotions.

      The speaker's experience with receiving an ADHD diagnosis was a transformative process that involved recognizing both the challenges and advantages of having ADHD. Initially, she felt overwhelmed by negative stories and emotions, but with time, she gained a new perspective and acceptance. She also recognized her privilege in being able to seek a diagnosis and work from home. The diagnosis helped her understand past experiences and current emotions, and she found solace in starting a podcast for women with ADHD. From her personal experience, she identified how ADHD has influenced her entrepreneurial spirit and her role as a mother, bringing both new opportunities and challenges. Overall, the speaker's journey highlights the complex and multifaceted nature of living with ADHD.

    • Managing Energy for Entrepreneurs and Individuals with ADHDRecognize signs of burnout, prioritize self-awareness, and practice holistic methods for managing energy to prevent overwhelm and maintain balance.

      Managing energy, particularly for individuals with ADHD and high levels of anxiety, is crucial for maintaining balance and preventing burnout. Hypervigilance and entrepreneurial traits can contribute to constant busyness and the desire for new projects, but it's essential to recognize the signs of burnout and take preventative measures. Self-awareness and holistic practices, such as mindfulness, oils, crystals, massages, and tapping, can help calm the nervous system and promote rest. Entrepreneurs and individuals with ADHD must learn to recognize the warning signs of burnout, such as irritability, palpitations, and snappiness, and take steps to prevent it before it becomes overwhelming. By prioritizing energy management and self-awareness, individuals can find equilibrium and better navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship and life.

    • Managing Energy and Preventing BurnoutRegularly assess schedule, identify areas to pull back, prioritize self-care, communicate challenges, and recognize productivity isn't the only measure of worth

      Being aware of your energy levels and consciously making intentional choices about your commitments can help prevent burnout. This means regularly assessing your schedule, identifying areas where you can pull back, and prioritizing self-care activities like exercise, socializing, and rest. It's also important to remember that everyone, including yourself, is human and experiences setbacks and unexpected events. Being open and honest about these challenges with others can create a more compassionate and understanding community. Additionally, recognizing that productivity is not the only measure of worth can help alleviate the pressure to overcommit and please others at the expense of your own well-being.

    • Open communication and understanding within communitiesCreating supportive environments fosters empathy, self-confidence, and growth for neurodivergent individuals. Self-belief, intuition, and a positive mindset are crucial for overcoming challenges.

      Open communication and understanding within communities, particularly the neurodivergent community, can lead to empathy, support, and growth. The speaker shares her experience of working in a fast-paced industry and the challenges of disclosing her ADHD. She emphasizes the importance of self-belief and intuition, which she has developed through personal growth and self-development. The speaker also highlights the significance of choosing a positive mindset and focusing on potential successes rather than fears and pitfalls. Overall, the conversation underscores the importance of creating supportive environments where individuals can be open about their challenges and build self-confidence.

    • ADHD and Health Anxiety: A ConnectionPeople with ADHD are big picture thinkers, prone to health anxiety due to constant hypervigilance, and there's a high prevalence of doctors with ADHD due to their hyperfocus and hypervigilance.

      The Default Mode Network (DMN) in the brain, which is associated with heightened fear and anxiety, plays a role in understanding ADHD from an anthropological perspective. People with ADHD are the big picture thinkers, able to spot trends and potential problems, but this heightened awareness comes at the cost of increased anxiety and stress on the nervous system. This constant state of hypervigilance can manifest as health anxiety, a common issue within the ADHD community. It's important to acknowledge and address this connection, as health anxiety can be debilitating and impact focus, especially for parents. Understanding the link between ADHD and health anxiety can provide comfort and relief for those experiencing these symptoms. Additionally, there is a high propensity of doctors with ADHD due to their ability to hyperfocus and hypervigilantly identify and research various health conditions.

    • Embrace the ups and downs of lifeStay authentic, set realistic expectations, focus on values, and enjoy the journey despite anxiety and imposter syndrome

      Anxiety and imposter syndrome are common experiences, even for those who have achieved success. The anxiety experienced can vary in intensity based on physical and emotional factors, while imposter syndrome can arise despite evidence of capability. Both conditions can be managed by staying authentic, setting realistic expectations, and focusing on values rather than external validation. The ebbs and flows of life should be embraced, and moments of excitement and achievement should be enjoyed while enduring the mundane moments. It's important to remember that everyone's journey is unique, and it's okay to not have everything figured out. Keep moving forward, and trust that the adventure of life will bring unexpected joys and challenges.

    • Prioritize self-care and realignment for optimal performanceConsistently showing up for your audience and work is essential, but don't neglect self-care. Set aside dedicated time, take breaks, and engage in activities that recharge you. Remember, what works for one person may not work for another, and open communication and understanding about ADHD can be beneficial in relationships.

      While it's important to consistently show up for your audience on social media or in your work, it's equally important to prioritize self-care and realignment. Chasing after algorithms and likes can dilute the value offering and authenticity of your work. Therefore, having routines and practices to ensure you're at your best when you need to be present is crucial. This could mean setting aside dedicated time for your work, taking breaks, or engaging in activities that help you recharge. Additionally, it's important to remember that everyone's situation is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. In the case of relationships, having open communication and understanding about ADHD can be beneficial. The speaker mentioned that her husband is supportive and understands her ADHD tendencies, allowing them to navigate their marriage effectively. However, it's important to remember that every relationship is unique, and finding what works best for you and your partner may take time and effort.

    • Navigating Relationships with Neurodivergent PartnersEffective communication, understanding, and empathy are crucial for successful relationships when one or both partners are neurodivergent. Differences in perspectives and reactions can be addressed through open dialogue and patience.

      Effective communication and understanding are key components in navigating relationships when one or both partners are neurodivergent, such as having ADHD and Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). The speaker shared her experience of educating her partner about her ADHD and the impact of her hormones on her mood. She also acknowledged his own neurodivergence, which helped him empathize and better understand her experiences. The couple often have different perspectives on business ideas, with the speaker's imagination and the partner's corporate mindset clashing at times. However, the speaker has come to realize that her ideas sometimes have merit, and her partner has started to recognize the value in listening to her. The biggest challenge for the speaker in relationships and friendships is RSD, which can lead to intense reactions to perceived insensitive comments. While her partner may initially dismiss her sensitivity, he has come to understand that these reactions are a part of her experience and tries to be more supportive. Open and honest communication, patience, and empathy are essential in managing these challenges and fostering a strong, understanding partnership.

    • The power of a supportive friend or partner in managing Reactive Attachment DisorderHaving a supportive friend or partner who can shift perspective, provide distraction, and offer practical solutions can help manage Reactive Attachment Disorder symptoms.

      Having a supportive partner or friend who thinks differently and can help shift perspective is crucial for managing Reactive Attachment Disorder (RSD). Ruminating over emotions and getting stuck in negative thought patterns can be debilitating, and having someone who can provide a different perspective, make you laugh, or distract you can be a powerful tool for getting out of a funk. The ability to move past situations and focus on the present is a valuable trait, especially for those with RSD who may be prone to getting stuck in their own minds. Practical solutions, such as going for a walk, getting some exercise, or getting enough sleep, can also help manage RSD symptoms. It's important to remember that everyone processes emotions differently, and having a partner or friend who can provide a balanced perspective can be invaluable.

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    • Influence of Societal Compliments on Body Image and Behaviors

    • Transitioning to Intuitive Eating and Using Food for Fuel

    • The Importance of Self-Esteem, Agency, and Honesty in Recovery

    • Supporting Friends in the Midst of Disordered Eating Struggles

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    I Was Diagnosed With ADHD

    I Was Diagnosed With ADHD
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    Episode 132 The week in ADHD (37)

    Episode 132 The week in ADHD (37)

    In Episode 132 of The ADHD Adults Podcast, Alex, James and Mrs ADHD expand on this week's theme of hyperactivity and impulsivity answer questions from YOU, our listeners, and generally talk rubbish for ages. James kicks someone so hard they get a pilonidal sinus, Mrs ADHD carves turnips, Alex doesn’t take a break...


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    EP. 351- Give Yourself Love & Compassion! Special Guest Psychologist Janelle!

    EP. 351- Give Yourself Love & Compassion! Special Guest Psychologist Janelle!
    In This Episode 351 We Have Special Guest Psychologist "Janelle” Who Tells Us How She Became A Major In Psychology, Loves Gaming, A N.A.M.I. Connections Facilitator/Speaker, and how to make it your passion/purpose/living! Follow & Support “Janelle" Instagram @janelledagreat @namisanfernando

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    EP.145 - Smarter Tomorrow with Elizabeth R. Ricker, Author, MIT & Harvard-Trained Brain Researcher

    EP.145 - Smarter Tomorrow with Elizabeth R. Ricker, Author, MIT & Harvard-Trained Brain Researcher

    Welcome to the #SPAITGIRL Talk Show with Yvette Le Blowitz

    EP.145 - Smarter Tomorrow with Elizabeth R. Ricker, Author, MIT & Harvard-Trained Brain Researcher 

    How 15 minutes of Neurohacking a Day Can Help You Work Better, Think Faster and Get More Done

    Meet Elizabeth. R. Ricker your Neurohacking Expert and Guide

    Elizabeth R. Ricker is the author of the new book, "Smarter Tomorrow: How 15 Minutes of Neurohacking a Day Can Help You Work Better, Think Faster and Get More Done" (Little Brown Spark/Hachette).

    Her work has been featured globally, including the Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, on SiriusXM radio, and on public broadcast TV in Europe.

    Ricker has given talks on cognitive enhancement and neurohacking across the US and overseas.

    She is a sought-after expert by Silicon Valley venture capital firms, technology startups, schools, and the Fortune 500.

    Ricker received her undergraduate degree in Brain and Cognitive Sciences from MIT and her graduate degree in Mind, Brain, and Education from Harvard.

    In college, she worked in the Neuroscience lab of Nobel Prize winner Dr. Susumu Tonegawa.

    Ricker was also a a nationally ranked athlete and class president - the latter of which occasionally involved such serious duties as dressing up in a giant rodent costume to play Tim the Beaver, the MIT mascot.

    To gain access to more neuorhacking tools, check out Ricker's website at www.ericker.com

    In this podcast episode 145

    Yvette Le Blowitz Podcast Host sits down with Elizabeth Ricker to Author of Smarter Tomorrow to find out How 15 minutes of Neurohacking a Day Can Help You Work Better, Think Faster and Get More Done.

    Elizabeth Ricker, an MIT and Harvard-trained Brain Researcher turned Silicon Valley Technologist shares the cutting-edge world of neuroscience and biohacking.

    Ricker shares ways to improve four abilities both cognitive and emotional that can help with your success in work and relationships.

    Ricker also shares how we can sharpen our memory, increase our attention span, boost our mood and clear our brain fog.

    She also uncovers ways to boost our mental performance too.

    In Podcast Episode 145

    Elizabeth Ricker shares:

    - a little bit about herself

    - what inspired her to write her book - Smarter Tomorrow

    - what is Neurohacking

    - benefits of Neurohacking

    - how to set goals

    - how to track goals

    - how to assess goals

    - how to assess your overall life satisfication

    - how to become more in Creative and in the flow

    - how to improve your attention and focus when working

    - how to boost your mood

    - how to sharpen your memory

    - how to run your own self-experiments

    - the latest neurohacking apps, tools, techniques worth considering

    - what her self care rituals are

    - apps to help with anxiety and overall mental health and cognition

    Plus we talk about so much more

     

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