Why ADHD Task Initiation Feels So Hard (and How to Get out of ADHD Paralysis Without Planning the Whole Project) #231
Have you ever finally dealt with a pile you'd avoided for months, then wondered why you couldn't do it again the next day? We tell ourselves we were just motivated that day, and when it doesn't happen again, we decide something must be wrong with us. In this episode, I'm talking about ADHD body doubling and task initiation. There's a reason the pile you've avoided for months can suddenly feel doable on a different day, and it's easier to recreate than you'd think. You'll learn: Wh...
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