What you pay attention to about yourself and life, determines your experience. Each individual’s ADHD story brings with unique traits and inspiring experiences. When we stop resisting and start loving our own quirks and eccentricities, the answers we are looking for become available from within our own deep, still inner knowing. The art of shifting attention to one’s own magnificence powerfully transforms our ability to also see the magnificence around us. From this vast spacious awareness beyond mental labels, we are able to powerfully and kindly relate to situations and people in our lives with gratitude.
“Create a clearing in the dense forest of your life and wait there patiently, until the song that is your life falls into your own cupped hands and you recognize and greet it. Only then will you know how to give yourself to this world.”
(Martha Postlewaite)
Use this easy, practical, soothing and energising 7-minute exercise to sharpen your ability to pause. Allow yourself to practice any time and nurture your experience regularly.
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you are invited to allow yourself the right to enter onto your own life’s stage, celebrating the beauty and magnificence of your true nature and your reconnection to
How your ADHD plays out in your life, is dramatically determined by your lifestyle and the environments (inner and outer) in which you find or place yourself.
How much attention do you pay to “the negative voices in the head”, which is continually reminding you of all your “inadequacies” and the impossibility of your desired outcome? How much
Non-ADHD clients impacted by a person with ADHD or ADHD-like qualities may realize: How to listen and communicate more effectively with the person with ADHD What strategies and tools they can use in supporting