ADHD Untangled

S5 E12 - Untangling ADHD: Racing Minds & Finding Your Passion with Professional Jockey Lilly Pinchin

ADHD Untangled

Show Notes

What really happens when ADHD meets the adrenaline of professional sports? 🏇 Today, we’re joined by the incredible Lilly Pinchin, professional jockey and star of the documentary “Racing Minds” 🧡 Lilly openly shares her experience of navigating childhood and a demanding career with ADHD… We get a firsthand look into Lilly’s unique story, exploring how ADHD has shaped her life and fueled her determination. We break down stereotypes and highlight the strengths that come with neurodiversity. Lilly shares her struggles with organisation and impulsivity, as well as her strategies for managing her energy, finding balance and staying focused on her dreams. She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, finding a supportive community and embracing what makes you different. We explore: Lilly's Experience: Navigating life and a demanding career as a professional jockey. ADHD & Professional Sports: The unique challenges of pursuing a high-intensity career with ADHD. The Power of Passion: How finding a deep love for horses has been a driving force in Lilly's life and career. Emotional Strength & Vulnerability: Lilly's perspective on emotional extremes and the strength it takes to be vulnerable. The Making of “Racing Minds”: What inspired Lilly to share her story and the impact it has had. Advice for Young People & Parents: Encouragement for finding your passion and supporting neurodivergent individuals. Lilly Pinchin’'s story is a powerful reminder that thriving with ADHD is possible, especially when you find your passion and embrace what makes you different. 🎧 Listen now! Follow Lilly: https://www.instagram.com/pinch1234 Find Lilly’s documentary “Racing Minds” on Amazon Prime! Let’s get untangled and show the world what we’re made of 🧡🖤

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