Danielle Ralston argues that ADHD, overwhelm, and caregiving responsibilities are real challenges but shouldn't become excuses that stop you from taking action. She pushes back on using these barriers as reasons not to implement what you know you need to do.
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I think the biggest thing, I mean, the ADHD excuse or overwhelm or my children or whatever, they all kind of go together and they're the ultimate excuse of I can't because, I can't because, I can't be— I mean, I hear that all day long in our personal businesses and when we work for others as ADHD coaches, because remember, we aren't just business coaches and ADHD coaches for ourselves. We work in a professional capacity as ADHD consultants. And these are things that we hear all the time. My ADHD doesn't allow me to do that. Huh? Does ADHD make things more difficult. Do you have some challenges maybe because of your ADHD? Yes, I absolutely have challenges because of my ADHD. That doesn't keep me from doing diddly squat. And I think it's the implementation is one of the bigger deals.