This week we&apos;re discussing our personal people pleasing stories that have happened within the last week, and why people with ADHD have a tendency to please others. Subscribe to the podcast to hear next weeks episode discussing how you can deal with people pleasing, get more assertive and get a better balance of self care in your life.<a rel="payment" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1898728/support">Support the show</a>If you&apos;d like to support the show please consider subscribing to us, it starts at $3 a month: BUZZSPROUT Subscription <a href='https://www.buzzsprout.com/1898728/supporters/new'>https://www.buzzsprout.com/1898728/supporters/new</a> Buy Me A Coffee <a href='https://bmc.link/adopaminekick'>https://bmc.link/adopaminekick</a> Thanks so much to anyone that donates to us, we really appreciate it. Our Socials <a href='http://www.adopaminekick.com/'>www.adopaminekick.com</a> Follow us on Instagram <a href='http://www.instagram.com/adopaminekick'>www.instagram.com/adopaminekick</a> Like us on Facebook <a href='http://www.facebook.com/adopaminekick'>www.facebook.com/adopaminekick</a> Email us: adopaminekick@gmail.com <a href='https://www.buzzsprout.com/1898728/support'>Support the show</a>

97. Breaking free from people pleasing with ADHD (Part 1)

Come with us as we navigate the mind-blowing, cluster f**k that is late-diagnosis ADHD. It’s messy, overwhelming, and sometimes makes no sense… but this is what happens when you give two people with ADHD a microphone and let them spiral.We’re talking hyperfixations, random obsessions we swear are “the one”, the crashes, the chaos… and all the little moments that make you stop and think “why did I just do that?”It’s all over the place, it rarely goes how you expect, and half the time it doesn’t make sense… but somehow, it’ll probably sound familiar.There’s no structure, no perfect advice, and definitely no pretending we’ve got it all figured out. Just honest conversations about what ADHD actually feels like, the good, the bad, and everything in between… said exactly how it happens in our heads.Because sometimes all it takes is hearing someone else say it out loud to realize you’re not broken… you’re not alone. Your brain just works differently.