Hallie Bulkin talks through why you replay awkward conversations in your head, how ADHD makes it worse, and the guilt of oversharing. She also covers the daily grind of feeding a family while running multiple businesses.
How to stop overthinking that awkward conversation from two weeks ago. Like, sometimes I. My ADHD brain just says something that I wish I could be like, oh, could we rewind that? Because, like, I put my foot in my mouth, right? Like, I say something, and then someone says something else, and I go, oh, yeah, okay, that was a little too much oversharing. That's a little awkward, right? I don't think anybody else puts this much effort into it or thinking into it other than me. So it's probably a thought in my mind and nobody else's. But there's that another big one. What to make for dinner every single night without wanting to, like, literally pull my hair out. Because I. I used to enjoy cooking once upon a time, and then I had kids and three businesses, and I really. I really don't enjoy cooking. I like baking. Cooking. No, no. I always joke when I make it, when I know I made it in life, when I have somebody cooking for me, like, when I can hire a chef. So there's that.
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