<div>Ep. 002 In this episode I chat with Jake Ruzi a professional who works with educators to achieve a healthy work life balance through organizing their workload better.&nbsp; He also talks about his wife who has been recently diagnosed with ADHD and how that has helped opened his eyes to different possibilities especially in how that applies to his work life balance.<br><br>Jake goes in depth about what led him to this amazing calling and how noticing the things in his life that he loved needed to be reevaluated in order to keep from avoiding a persistent burnout.&nbsp; Join us as we discover what has worked for Jake and could possibly work for you.<br><br>Show notes:<br><br>www.dadhdwss.com/podcasts/002</div>

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Hosted by Strengths coach and ADHD advocate Ron Souers, this podcast is a raw, honest, and a radically compassionate space for adults navigating ADHD, depression, anxiety, and the beautiful chaos of being neurodivergent in a neurotypical world.Each week, Ron dives deep into the emotional archaeology of what makes us feel “too much” or “not enough,” and unearths practical, science-backed strategies to shift your perspective. From masking and rejection sensitivity to procrastination, imposter syndrome, and the ADHD–LGBTQ+ intersection, no topic is off-limits.This is more than a podcast—it’s a permission slip to feel, to heal, and to take up space.Expect:&nbsp;🔥 Hard truths wrapped in kindness&nbsp;🔥 Courageous conversations with guests who get it&nbsp;🔥 Simple tools for focus, rest, connection, and growthYou don’t need to be fixed. You just need to be seen. So hit subscribe, take a deep breath, and let’s make it cool to be different—together.And if you want to have a real conversation about how to be heard visit:&nbsp; www.YourADHDGuy.com&nbsp;