Episode 339: Why Is Change So Hard? Especially With ADHD
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- Three key reasons change is hard for ADHD brains
- A simple, step by step approach to make lasting change
- Actionable tips to incorporate these tools into your life today
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00:00 Introduction: The January Slump
00:42 Understanding Resistance and Growth
02:48 Why Growth Feels Uncomfortable
05:57 Facing Uncomfortable Truths
07:42 Identity Loss and Grief in Change
09:03 Biological Resistance to Change
11:16 Making Lasting Change: Full Body Yes
16:24 Choosing Your Approach: Gradual vs. All-In
25:44 Conclusion: Embrace the Discomfort