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When you drop the ball, ask yourself if it's a actually hand-blown glass shattered on the ground or if it's a baseball sitting wherever you dropped it. Either way, you need to clean it up eventually!

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🌟 Celebrating the small wins: • Taking breaks before burnout • Setting gentle boundaries • Choosing simple over perfect • Protecting our peace What's your win this week? #ADHDHolidays #ADHDWins

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🆘 ADHD Emergency Reset Buttons: • Step outside • Splash cold water • Name 5 blue things • Take 3 deep breaths Don't wait for overwhelm - hit reset early and often! #ADHDHolidays #ADHDLife

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POV: The mall music is too loud, the lights are too bright, and your brain is processing EVERYTHING 😵‍💫 Your ADHD Sensory Survival Kit: • Noise-canceling earbuds • Sunglasses • Quiet corner map • Exit strategy Add your sensory survival tips below! #ADHDHolidays

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"No" is a complete sentence. "I need to leave" doesn't require explanation. "I'm simplifying this year" isn't up for debate. Your holiday boundaries aren't mean - they're maintenance. #ADHDHolidays #Boundaries

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Breaking news: "Write holiday cards" isn't one task - it's like 15 invisible steps your ADHD brain has to process 🤯 Quick fix: Circle anything that takes 2 mins. Do those NOW. #ADHDHolidays

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🔋 ADHD Energy Budget Reality Check: Mall shopping + family gathering + holiday cooking = WAY more energy than most people think it "should." Your energy limits aren't character flaws. They're data points for better planning. #ADHDHolidays #EnergyManagement

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Your Official ADHD Holiday Permission Slip has arrived! Permission granted to: • Leave when overwhelmed • Keep things simple • Skip perfect wrapping • Choose peace over pressure Because doing the holidays YOUR way isn't wrong - it's smart! #ADHDHolidays #ADHDLife

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That scene won't leave your brain alone, but you're "not supposed" to write it yet? Plot twist: Write it anyway. Your story. Your rules. No one cares which scene you wrote first - they just want the story. ✨ https://bit.ly/3D8PkeH #WritingCommunity #AmWriting

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"This planner will fix everything!" ...said every productivity guru who doesn't understand ADHD 🙄 New post: Time management strategies actually designed for creative brains! Read more: https://bit.ly/4gpjNDG #ADHDWriter #WritingCommunity #Productivity #AmWriting

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If you're not busy, could you head over to www.writeyourownpath.com and poke around a little? I just installed Google Analytics and I want to make sure it's working properly. If you want to see what's coming up, click the subscribe button to get new posts delivered straight to your inbox!

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The problem with ADHD'ers using urgency/anxiety as our primary fuel to start shit is that there's a magical point after which more urgency/anxiety makes it LESS (often much less) likely that actually start. The best part is: you usually can't tell which side of that point you're on

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Curiosity question: What is your biggest pain point when you take classes to help you further your writing career? What keeps you from either completing them or feeling successful?

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Today marked the first and last time I go Black Friday shopping in person. Mad props to those who love this but I did not!

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You know you’re in Wisconsin when every bar in town is packed at 6:30 the night before Thanksgiving.

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While a controversial topic, this is a great use for GPT if you're not sure about how to craft great alt text.

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Are you using the most valuable real estate in your book effectively? This one trick helped me increase read-through and backlist sales! write-your-own-path.ghost.io/seamless-ser...

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I love this idea! I've been using ChatGPT to help me write the alt text to make sure it's useful to those who need it.

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Taking the next big, scary step, I'm working to get all of my content migrated to a new and improved blog! I feel retro, but have been assured it's still a good thing to do. LOL write-your-own-path.ghost.io/overcoming-s...

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ADHD writing hack: Set a timer for 15 minutes and write as much as you can. Stop when the timer buzzes—or keep going if you’re on a roll! Small bursts of focus can add up to big progress. 🖋️ What’s your favorite writing trick? #adhdwriters #timemanagement #writinglife

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We can call Thanksgiving prep done. The brandy slush is in the freezer to get slushy!

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Also, be sure to NOT just use them for e-books. Go in. Borrow physical copies. Don't let libraries get shut down because they're not valuable.

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At some point, people will need to realize being all-or-nothing on every issue won't get them the results they want to see. For one thing, it's impossible to please people who keep moving the goalposts. The "yeah, but what about..." is getting old. This is why we can't have nice things.

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Let me clarify this: while I talk a lot about writing for authors with ADHD, the true focus is simplifying self publishing in a way that makes sense to neurodivergent minds. All are welcome, even those who are as neurotypical as they come.

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As a neurodivergent manifestor, I love this Abraham Hicks quote. It reminds me that while I have the capacity for great thinking, strategy, and contextualization… Sometimes it’s okay to just feel the feeling and watch for what synchronicities it might bring. #LoA #RAS #manifestation

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🖋️ ADHD writers: Do you thrive with schedules or spontaneity? 🕒 Schedulers: Block 15–30 min to write. 📱 Flexible writers: Capture ideas in short bursts. Both work! Progress isn’t about perfection—it’s about finding YOUR flow. Which style fits you? Let’s chat! #adhdwriters #writingtips #amwriting

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