10 Words We're Throwing Out of Our ADHD Vocabulary
Have you ever wondered why or noticed how some words feel like they're secretly running the show in your brain? Like those unexpected plot twists in your favorite series that suddenly make you see everything differently?
Words have incredible power - they can either light up our neural pathways like a Christmas tree or dim our whole perspective without us even noticing!
In this episode, ADHD coach Zarina Boily explores how the words we use shape our ADHD experience and how certain words might be playing a bigger role in your story than you realize. In fact, some words could be influencing how you experience your uniquely wired brain right now.
Get ready for some serious aha moments!
โจ What You'll Discover:
- The 10 words I've removed from my ADHD vocabulary
- Why saying "my ADHD" might be more limiting than we think
- How to transform "because of ADHD" explanations into empowering perspectives
- Practical alternatives that celebrate our unique brain wiring
๐ Key Takeaways:
- Different isn't disordered - it's just different!
- How to describe our experiences without limiting labels
- Simple word swaps that can transform your ADHD narrative
By the end of this episode, you'll never look at these 10 words the same way again because once you notice these words, you can't un-notice them. And that awareness? It's about to change everything! ๐ซ
Remember: Our brains aren't broken - they're uniquely wired for brilliance!
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