ADHD with Confidence | Overcome Anxiety & Self-Doubt, ADHD Coach, Christian Life Coach, ADHD in Women
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＜ Top 2% Globally Ranked Podcast ＞ Do you feel confused about who you are, and where you’re going? Are you tired of wondering why you’re different from those around you, or of questioning whether you were made ”wrong”? In this Podcast, I want to help you: (1) understand your identity in Christ, including your unique ADHD brain (2) know what matters to you (3) become the person God is calling you to be (4) set boundaries that will protect your journey to God-centered confidence. By understanding who you are and where you are going, you will become a more confident version of yourself. And when you become consistently confident in who you are, you will improve every area of your life as a result (your marriage, your parenting, your work, your mental health, and more!). If you’re ready to embrace who God’s designed you to be and to be consistently confident in that person - let’s get to it! Website: www.adhdwithconfidence.com Email: Kelsey@adhdwithconfidence.com
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Kelsey Spronk
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129 // Is Rejection Sensitivity in ADHD Making You Lonely
Do you push people away before they can reject you? Do you avoid situations you might feel rejected in, even if you want to be there? Rejection Sensitivity in ADHD might be costing you more than just your happiness. There are real health risks associated with loneliness, which we will talk about on
128 // What is the Cost of Negative-Thinking in ADHD?
Have you ever stopped to consider what your negative thinking in ADHD is costing you? Are you wasting your energy on negative-thinking, even when the negative projections might not come true? In this episode, we are going to talk about the importance of becoming aware of our negative-thinking in ADH
127 // ADHD, Worth & Identity: Will I Ever Feel Like I'm Enough?
Have you ever asked yourself the question, ”am I enough?” Or maybe, ”am I doing enough?” These questions can touch every part of our lives. We can be left asking: Am I a good enough parent? Am I a good enough spouse? Am I a good enough employee or business owner? Am I a good enough friend, daughter,