168 // What Courage in ADHD Looks Like
ADHD with Confidence | Overcome Anxiety & Self-Doubt, Christian ADHD Coach, ADHD in WomenShow Notes
What does it mean to be courageous when you have ADHD?
I think we often don’t recognize the courage we’ve shown as women with ADHD. Trying again after rejection? That takes courage. Explaining what it’s like to have ADHD to someone? That takes courage. Self-advocating? That takes courage.
In today’s episode, I will help you recognize where you’ve shown courage, where you can grow in courage and how it will help improve your opportunities, relationships, purpose and joy as someone with ADHD.
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