TO ENTER THE NAMING CONTEST!!! write #hello ______ here in the comments! (insert your name suggestion in the ______) example: #hello Domie

@erinparkeslife

6 жыл бұрын

#hello Phoebe, the make it easy brain!

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

awww all these names are so great! It's going to be impossible to choose!

@josebaez125

6 жыл бұрын

#hellofingerlegz

@josebaez125

6 жыл бұрын

Or#hello fingersuperbrain

@andrewcuber2411

6 жыл бұрын

#hello Susan

Wow. Can we take a minute and appreciate the amount of work Put into this video? Amazing

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks for noticing! ☺️

@FrankStahlLifeCoach

6 жыл бұрын

Moss M she’s a testament to the excellent mind of an ADHD

@gplustree

6 жыл бұрын

Dude for real, I was thinking about how long setting up the camera and lighting and props and even just the shot list omg

@richardpenn3659

4 жыл бұрын

The end shots showing the routine actually working with flashbacks of what it took to get there....I almost cried. So beautiful

@kendradoodle3367

4 жыл бұрын

This is pharma sales

0:24 Keep what you know works 0:36 Design the routine with current you in mind 1:16 Leave plenty of white space in your schedule 2:08 Write it down 2:36 Get used to your routine before adding in new stuff 3:09 Manage your stress levels 3:52 Acknowledge your achievements 4:13 Tweak as necessary

I am a nurse with ADHD and I have come across your channel more recently. This channel has not only given me more insight on my ADHD but has helped me help others. Thank you so much!

@Jess-pr1xf

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, also a nurse with ADHD. Even with 7 billion people out there, still surprised when someone types exactly what I'm thinking. 😋

@kendradoodle3367

4 жыл бұрын

Sure

@bluefamily3937

3 жыл бұрын

Yaaasss!!! Nurse here with ADHD...can I tell you I've written my joy sheet in the same format for my whole career in spite of bunches of job changes!!! Lol!!!

@bglesch1

2 жыл бұрын

Also a nurse -seems to be many in our profession with this type of brain!😁

I totally cried at the end during the final dominos falling part because I knew what it meant was that somehow despite all the problems and roadblocks that not only did everything eventually fit into the new routine, some of the roadblocks became a part of making the final routine work. So much joy and hopefulness that this can be true! *sigh*

"Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better." -Samuel Beckett You will fail at some point. But it's not a bad thing. When you walk, you may stumble on a rock or an asphalt or something. You will not give up walking there: You walk again, but this time, more careful, and more successful.

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

@bryanmontalvo3669

6 жыл бұрын

Amir All so well said!

@lindafox7920

5 жыл бұрын

My add brain will not let me "walk on the sidewalk I tripped on" once I have a bad out come with something my brain will put up roadblocks

When you said "Crying in the middle of a grocery store", I thought you had literally been spying on me. I had developed a routine of buying a specific kind of coffee drink at the local grocery store. You know how much us brains love caffeine. Well, this store suddenly stopped carrying it and I actually did cry in the middle of the grocery store. Thankfully, I have since found another store that sold them.

@OrangeRocks1986

6 жыл бұрын

Kayla G. I have found an amazing grocery store that will special order anything. It's been very helpful for my ADHD/OCD for specific flavors/brands that most stores like to drop. It's helped me not to have the grocery store breakdowns. Mine usually happens to be special candy bars. You hardly ever can find Skor or Charlestown Chews. But they have them always there for me.

@kaylag.9459

6 жыл бұрын

That's so cool! I really love to drink the cans of Starbucks Doubleshots. You can get them at actual Starbucks stores, but so much more expensive than buying the four packs they sell them in. I found the drinks at Walgreens. I live in a city and there is literally a Walgreens every few streets, so it's not a problem to find them. The initial breakdown was just the fact that I couldn't get them at the store I was currently at and really wanted/needed them. My brain tends to pretty reactive. ;) I just had to calm down and look in another store Thanks for the awesome, encouraging comment, though!

@Sara-vn2kz

6 жыл бұрын

Kayla G. I had a crying fit once because I always take a shower immediately after cleaning the bathrooms, and my brother decided to wake up and take a shower just as I was finishing cleaning the second bathroom. Our water heater was small, so I had to wait 45 minutes for the water to be warm again for me to shower. I felt like I couldn't move on with my day until I'd had that shower. I literally just sat in my room that whole time, touching nothing, furious with my brother. He knew my routine and he didn't care. He only wanted the shower to avoid going somewhere he was supposed to be. I normally wouldn't have cried about it, but I guess I was having a stressful week and I really needed that little bit of dependable routine in my life.

@kaylag.9459

6 жыл бұрын

I just found this channel weeks ago and am the only adult "in real life" that I know has ADHD. I often feel like my reactions, my behaviors, etc, are so weird. I am 28 years old and I've just started the process of accepting myself the way I am. Do I react to things in a way that is so differently than others? Yes, I do. But that's okay. It's been so freeing and inspiring to find this channel and accompanying pages. There are so many of us out there and we're all going to be okay!

@c.newman821

6 жыл бұрын

I had a similar problem! I drink Starbucks refreshers and then the grocery store stopped selling them. So im letting you know that Amazon sells Starbucks canned drinks online in really big packs!

Just a comment passing through pointing out that I noticed this video is very well polished. Always improving. Just thought you deserved it being mentioned :)

@Darnabymom

6 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I noticed that, too.

@ladygrndr9424

6 жыл бұрын

AGREED. I've been able to watch the behind-the-scenes vlogs (Patreon, $5 level) and the amount of work they put in to every episode is astounding. Really sets this channel apart from others

@kendradoodle3367

4 жыл бұрын

Are you trying to sell bad adderall from India?

“Habits that last longer than 5 days” had me dying 😂 Thanks for these videos by the way!

I LOVE YOU ADHD MOM.

@kendradoodle3367

4 жыл бұрын

This is made up and disrespectful

#hello Tammy! Tammy is the first person with diagnosed ADHD that I ever met, she was open, willing to educate, bubbly and unashamed. It was because of her I became open and aware that ADHD was a real thing. Several twists and turns later, which includes finding this channel, and my husband is going in for diagnosis as soon as possible. This has been a life changing discovery, without it I might have been divorced already and my husband out on the streets. That is why I put forth "Tammy" as a name for your awesome helper!

@sandralloyd3754

6 жыл бұрын

Also, the movie "Tammy" is just incredibly fabulous, stars Melissa McCarthy as Tammy, who is a character that could very likely also have ADHD. :-D

@nostalgiatrip7331

Жыл бұрын

You have done well to go out of your way to research ADHD people's experience. It is very real and has severely affected many people including myself since birth.

HOW DID YOU KNOW?!! My schedule at work shifted 2.5 hours earlier last week, and even though I’m excited to be going home earlier, everything is different and I don’t know how to Day now. Thank you for continuing to help me deal with my life.

My past year two years have been full of rapid and unexpected changes that have, in a lot of ways, broken me down and rocked me to my core. This video was not only helpful, but also extremely validating. I'm so grateful that you made it. Thank you :)

@kaylag.9459

6 жыл бұрын

I just started a new job this week as a lead preschool teacher. The current teacher decided not to return after winter break. I had been working as a temp. teacher's aide in the preschool and told them I'd be interested in a promotion like that, if one should become available. I, however, was totally not expecting a mid-school-year transition! This week, I have been running around like a crazy person, with no stable routine in sight. I have a faith that we will both adjust soon!

Her name should be Routina

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

kira kira 😂 what a fun play on words

OMG I literally use "sobbing in the grocery store because they don't have the cheese I like" as an example of how my life was when I suffered from chronic panic attacks! Tiny peaks in a giant mountain of stress is a perfect way to describe that part of my life. This video is great! (and I'm not even done, whoops, just got reaaaally excited about hearing you explain my experience almost word for word the way I do!)

Thank you for this. I was at a good place for a bit and felt like I was really making progress and felt organized but man the holiday season messed all that up. Going home to my parents for 2 weeks, it’s been such a struggle to get back to normal now back at my house, thank you for all the fabulous content! I only found your channel in the last month and I keep joking that I went adhd on learning about adhd lol. Watched so many of your videos in such a short time but they have been life changing!

Thank you so much for the videos you do. You're helping me deal with my recent ADHD diagnosis. You're also helping me manage my relationship with my girlfriend through this stage of my life. Being able to convey to her the difficulties I face in the form of a video that other people identify with helps her understand me. So thank you so much.

@FrankStahlLifeCoach

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Metroid she’s brilliant! Communication is really important when it comes to ADHD and relationships... you might want to check out “ADHD and relationships” on my channel :)

I"m in the process of re-building... the basics. I'm fighting major depression and sleeping, eating, showering, even dressing up are time to time overwhelmingly hard. I get anxiety and yes, I've cried in a panicattack while been making food - but I did it. So the last one and this vid are extremely valuable to me. Thank you.

I have struggled with ADHD since I was 7. This group is a godsend for brains like mine. I first found your Ted talk and can't get enough. Thank you! And since watching your videos, I've decided to pursue starting my own business.

Ironic that I get the notification for this while working on what I should put in my daily routines. I would love to see a video on how to build routines in your life when you have a variable schedule.

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

check out the article link in the description for what to do when you don't have a 9-5 :)

@katetoolate234

6 жыл бұрын

Samson Ann I have a variable schedule from working two part time jobs and I am not sure how to make much of a routine work with it... I have decided to at least work on a bed time routine so that I get sleep which will make everything else better. 😊

#hello Brainella, love the show! Have been working on my routines and it's already made a huge difference!

Dude great job you did it in a week!

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

we're trying!! These videos are so time consuming to make but we wanna get better about posting weekly :)

@AUnicorn666

6 жыл бұрын

Well your doing great!!!!!!

@lhebert6305

6 жыл бұрын

How to ADHD Yeah I’m sure they take a while, that’s why I was saying good job!

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

we really appreciate that, thank you!!!

#hello Heili! (Pronouced-ish like Hailey) It means «brain» in Icelandic and Faroese 🧠

So often... you are just what I need. Thank you for helping my brain slow down for just a few minutes so I don't feel like a failure. You and your team are spectacular!!! 💓💗💓

Love your videos!! I honestly learnt so much by watching. I'm 25 years old and married. Sadly my ADHD effects my marriage in many ways. Ways that I didn't know was because of my brain. I have only now know from watching your videos. This includes being extremely forgetful with appointments and forgetting to hang up laundry, and even forgetting to fill the car up with gas. I am currently working on my sleeping, I am the dead sleeping in the morning. I had no idea my brain had a play in 3 alarms going off and sleeping through them for more than a hour. My wife yells at me to get up and always makes a sly remark like "you just need to wake up, it's not that hard". Of course I fight back being early in the morning not awake yet and no filter. I often snap until my meds kick in. I have now started to set 2 alarms. With a pill on top of my phone. First alarm goes off, try to awake and take the pill and fall back asleep. The second always goes off 30 minutes later. Enough time for some to be active. It has made a difference with my mood in the morning. But my real question is how can I get my wife to understand what it's like to have ADHD. I often try to explain myself when I snap or say the wrong things and also when I can't comfort her when she's upset. She always thinks I'm using it as a crutch or an excuse. She knows very well that I have extreme ADHD as when I don't take my medication she wants to kill me and I eat all the food. I think she may only think ADHD is just hyper and the lack of focus. Keep up the good work on the videos. I love them! Have binged watched them all since I found them 3 days ago haha

#hello Brainy boots? Idk lol. Thanks for the video! It’s so relevant.. and even though routines are so tough, your strategies help immensely 😊

How about #hello Jane the brain maybe it's me but I like the rhyme. And maybe the male could be Art the heart idk i seem to be feeling the rhyme right now.

thank you for this one! i need it.

I loved the visuals!

I love your simple, practical advice mixed with the whimsical features. Super interesting and helpful video!! Also, really inspiring. It all feels a little less impossible now. Thanks!

LOVE the visuals in this series of videos, really makes things click & stick better in my brain, thank you!!!

Great vid, always enjoy watching your stuff

Great Video! I especially loved the whole thing at the ending!!

Today, I went to a doctor about the great possibility of me having adhd and was patronized and was told it was 'just my insomnia' that caused it all so I'm not feeling too great and this video really helped

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

wow, really? Lack of sleep can contribute to ADHD-like symptoms and make ADHD symptoms worse but also Edward has had doctors tell him he doesn't have ADHD and they were wrong lol, so I recommend a second opinion!

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

esp. cause ADHD can contribute to insomnia

@notsotypical6202

6 жыл бұрын

How to ADHD I'm really going to try and get a second opinion! Turns out my sister had a similar run in with that doctor about her depression in which she told her to just "get up early" and "eat healthy" when my sister had already reached a serious point in depression in which it wasn't that simple of a solution. Also she didn't use facts to support this she used personal experience, so I'm really going to try and get another opinion. Thanks for replying! I love your channel and if I hadn't found it I may have not figured this all out until I was already an adult.

@SusanWillful

4 жыл бұрын

@@notsotypical6202 Hang in there! I second your plan to get a second opinion because you should trust your instincts when a diagnosis doesn't feel or sound right. We expect to be able to trust a doctor's opinion -- they're the experts after all. But even the best doctors aren't infallible and, unfortunately, you may run across some practicing who are well down the ladder from "best" or who are decent enough except for their arrogant tendency to offer uneducated opinions/diagnoses outside their area of expertise. Nice your gut reaction was backed by what you learned from your sister's experience!

@SusanWillful

4 жыл бұрын

@Jessica Smith That's not cool nor does it sound very helpful! Hope he's found better help.

I love these new visuals! They make so much sense and are very encouraging !

Thank you so much for making content like this. I’ve only just found your page and I’m so hopeful of striving for my life to function positively now. Thanks again xxx

You make my day so much better! THANK YOU for starting this channel! I understand me better when I watch videos like this! In December i broke down so many times crying because I was dissapointed in myself for not being neurotypical but this channel makes me realize that "different" in no way means "worse". When you're not alone different is amazing!

#hello Petunia! I have been watching your videos for about 3 months now and I just have to say... I start crying 1/2 way through every video because I am so relieved to know I am not the only one who has these struggles and that I am not just a crazed screw-up! Both of my brothers and I were diagnosed with ADD as pre-teens, and though my parents did (what I consider) a wonderful job with what little resources were available in the late 90's/early 2000'@, I have found that as I reach my 30's ... I am having to retrain my brain. Thank you for your content and I look forward to the next video making me cry with relief! 😂

Amazing video. Well done!

This video is so perfect during the quarantine/stay at home orders. Thank you so much for making this timeless video.

Love your videos!!! You have a really great way of presenting ideas that 'click' with my ADHD brain! Routines are definitely helpful for me :-) :-)

Her name should be Hope!

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

Ash Rainbow feelings! I love that

@kristasolovjova1125

6 жыл бұрын

Ash Rainbow Yes yes yes THIS one

@shaunaedson2230

6 жыл бұрын

It's been seconded and thirded, but I fourth this one!!!! We all need Hope, so #hello Hope!

LOVED this!! So fun and also helpful!!

Those few last videos you made have been SO USEFUL for me!!

#hello Hermione Brainger! 😄 Other ideas: Amelia Brainheart Addie B. Brave Brain Austen Sarah Bellum

@christinam9989

6 жыл бұрын

Kelly Tourtellotte You are amazing! I love every single one of these! How will she ever choose??

@kellytourtellotte9757

6 жыл бұрын

Christina M Aww, thank you! 😊

@peterwinkler8888

6 жыл бұрын

YES! #hello Sarah Bellum would be great!! :D

@gplustree

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, Sarah Bellum. I know a Buddhist nun named Sarah Monial. For real.

@redcardinal106

3 жыл бұрын

Hi here from the future, these are still great names!

Thank you so much for this series of videos about rotine, this was exactly what i was in need of and i wasn't even aware of it. you gave me a few ideas already! It would be great if you could make a video about breaking bad habits. The name for the character could be Miss Polaina

Such production value. I love this video so much. I REALLY REALLY needed it.

this is one of the best episodes you've done so far. well done, J! (and edward)

I really love this adorable little finger person! She is so cute and has such great body language!

#hello Yubi! I literally started googling finger in different languages. I liked how the Japanese one sounded the best.

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

wow that's so cool! Great idea!

@sdibble7225

6 жыл бұрын

Perfect!

These tips are great, thank you!!

I am so thankful for all the work you put into these videos!! They have helped me so much!!

I love it! Let me think... If I was a character who is played by Jessica's fingers that helps ADHD Brians creating habits how would I like to be call? Okay so I think she is a brain too...but she help us so she is also a Heart What about Briana Hart?

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

ooo, clever!

@2000clarette

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!🙂

@jennifercampbell2512

6 жыл бұрын

clarita pena +

@2000clarette

6 жыл бұрын

#HelloBrianaHart

@fiemy6888

6 жыл бұрын

I thought the same!

#notificationsquad #emotionalsupportllama I am LOVING these routines videos! Thank you, HowToADHD team!!

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

Also, “there’s nothing wrong with parenting yourself.” THIS

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

I didn’t expect the end with all the dominoes going down and the flashback moments. That took me by surprise and nearly made me cry. I am SO EXCITED for you and Edward, Jessica! Thank you SO MUCH for your amazing existences ❤️❤️❤️

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

aww thank you! Glad you're liking the new vids, they've been fun and challenging to make :D

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

How to ADHD I hope the challenging aspect isn’t taking the fun out of it! I can definitely tell you’re having fun with it. Your brain is so creative and fun!

Petunia! First time commenter. Petunia is what I thought every time I see her! This was super fun and encouraging to watch. Thanks.

Another absolutely solid video. Really impressive. Thank you so much. Every time I watch your videos I feel like there is someone who understands.

2018 Things I am glad for : This video, which I've already watched who knows how many times.

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks! Glad you like it!!

#hello ADDèle?

I so needed this! Thanks for the breath of fresh air. We will rebuild!

I’m so glad I found your channel. Thank you

#hello Pinky & (the) Brains!!! (Maybe just Pinky for short!) #hello dar Wee-LiL-Ones (ALWAYS in either an A) Irish or B) Scottish Brogue -- preference goes to the abilities of the KZreadr :) #hello Trollo #hello F-UN-locker (the Legendary assassin of ancient Chinese finger-puzzle locks) #hello Eye 2 Eye (goofy movie) #hello Digits or #hello Digitus (see Latin Dictionary) #hello Smarmy (nothing personal, just sounds fun) #hello 2fur #hello two-sies This has been a mighty pleasure and a timely one at that! This is PRECISELY what I'm working on right now! I've been so impressed with your ability to learn, digest & not MERELY disseminate, but dominate Youtubing of complex and jargon-filled concepts into simple, bite sized and above all Entertaining videos. I share these with most everyone that I ensnare beyond 2 minutes in conversation. I find myself in this incessant battle against ignorance with a healthy peppering of apathy sandwiched everywhere I go-which makes my appreciation for your creative spirit and dedication rise with every video!!! Thank you again for all of your diligent efforts--I'm sure this has been SO much more difficult than you've been letting on (as charming and forthcoming as you are dearie ;) I truly find your dedication and work towards your/the tribes goals an inspiriation and a model for my own struggles. Best of wishes and your friend truly, #hello Scrumptious

Hahahaha the volleyball part was great.

These videos are so cute and funny yet surprisingly practical! Keep up the good work!

Whoa, you posted this right at the beginning of the new semester for me. Perfect timing :)

#hello FIDGET 😘

@sanjuktachauhan3340

6 жыл бұрын

Aus Tronaut hahahaha thank you 😘 we'll call him Fidge for short 😂

@austincreates5034

6 жыл бұрын

Omg I love that one :D that one is perfect ^^

@sanjuktachauhan3340

6 жыл бұрын

Austin Creates hahaha I hope it wins then ❤️

@austincreates5034

6 жыл бұрын

haha me too ^^

@pepijnvemer4819

6 жыл бұрын

That is a perfect name. Instead of suggesting my own puns, I second this one,

#hello Regina Philange 😂😂gotta love Friends

@JixieDyeAuthor

6 жыл бұрын

OMG I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this was very helpful. I get so overwhelmed all the time, thanks for these tips!

Wow! I’m sure that took a lot of patient work and with a steady hand. As usual, and even more so, well done Jessica!🌹

Leggy mc-leg legs

#helloRoutina and her best friend Routino 😊

What a lovely time for this video! I'm just about to start a whole bunch of new routines and didn't know where to start or how to get started. Thanks for the video!

I, too think, am in the tribe!! Loved your talk!

Going back to college tomorrow, thank you!!!

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

Rachel Santiago you got this! Have a great first day!!

@mcrfreako1011

6 жыл бұрын

Heismyrock3 thanks!!

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

Rachel Santiago you’re welcome! You’re going to do so well, I know it 💯😊

#hello Angie ( as in phalanges ✋)

@kaylag.9459

6 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh, I love this!

going through a major life change riht now! this is very helpful to me. good luck with your epic changes!!

The visuals in this one are amazing!

I lovingly call my ADHD self, Adeline. (add a line).

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

CreolePlannerFox that’s ridiculously clever!!

@edwardathowtoadhd697

6 жыл бұрын

This sounds awesome but I'm not getting it yet, can you explain what add a line means?

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

Edward at How To ADHD Perhaps, “add-a-line” to the to-do list?

Lisa, like my favorite nerd--Or Jess.. a small version of Jessica ;D See what I did there? edit: I just noticed we have to use the #hello tag, #hello Lisa #hello Jess

You always make a difficult day better. Thank you.

I never realize how helpful these videos truly are until I really need them! Thank you for explaining the thoughts I couldn’t figure out I had about moving

Legolas is super obvious but also obviously needs to be said. How about #hello MJ (Mini Jessica)?

I checked out a few apps and I actually like roubit better than brili so far because I don't have the same routine everyday and brilli only allows one active routine at a time with free version and I can't afford to pay any $ because I am on a fixed income.

Going through a really hard time in my life comparing myself to others and how they made HUGE changes for the better. I stumbled upon this video and you're giving me hope. Thank you. Plus, "play volleyball" scene was the slapstick funny bit I could only have dreamed of. It broke me out of feeling really bad.

Thanks so much for this content , you are doing a gr8 job by putting this things out into the world, I know it must be hard but I hope you always understand that you have built a community and without people like you we would be confused and isolated. Thanks for the unity that you’ve brought!

#Hello I so needed this video. Its my senior year of college and I'm totally freaking out....about everything.... By the way I think Emlyn should be the fingerling's name. It means a brave and noble warrior. Sometimes( mostly all the time) having ADHD is a batte and Jessica and Emlyn are great at helping us all make it though. 😘

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

awww! *sending emergency hugs* you got this! Your tribe is here for you when you need support!

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

also Emlyn is a beautiful name!!

The ending was amazing! #hello Harley (*ha*bit and *r*outine)

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

Leah Bazzelle jeez everyone has such great creativity! And I’m over here like, “idk....George?”

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

wow, clever! AND cute!

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

hahaha George is funny! Thinking outside the box!

@JoDidntHearYou

6 жыл бұрын

How to ADHD haha, wow! Thank you! I use “George” bc it reminds me of watching looney tunes as a kid; there was a character who had a very low, derpy voice and he would say, “I don’t know, George”

Wow! Full time “How to..” status looks great on you!The execution on this video was awesome..my brain lit up like a Christmas tree! Thank you for the great content ❤️

This is my favorite of your videos. I was able to follow the message and found it very funny. Nice job to you and the crew. Great infotainment.

WOW that was so good!!!! thank you sooooo muuuccchhh!!! I LOVE "HER"!!! CAN HER NAME BE.. #hello FINGERLINA?

i often come back to this video and the one on habits and why routines work better than resolutions!! its so so helpful, thank you so much for your work

I love your videos they’re giving me so much support and encouragement

OMG PLEASE NAME THE BEST FRIEND MR MUSTACHE BECAUSE HE DOSE NOT HAVE A NAME #HELLO MR MUSTACHE

Ugh, is it bad that seeing the topic of this video made me cringe. I have been avoiding it. Finally couldn’t anymore, lol. Ugh FINE, lol *watches*

@judyd.8338

6 жыл бұрын

right there with you!

@kendradoodle3367

4 жыл бұрын

@@judyd.8338 I cannot even this is so creepy and fake

This one is the most inspiring ADHD video I've ever seen. Yo are getting really good at it missy.

This is helpful!! Love your videos. The way you present your content, particularly with your vocal inflections, makes it finally possible for my adhd brain to totally pay attention and stay engaged (unlike with other adhd self-help platforms for which I have to repeatedly rewind every 10 seconds). Thank you!!!!

Im gonna have to come back tomorrow lol Im tired and couldnt get past a minute w/o grabbing for my phone haha

How can I create some motivation for myself? idk if you have a vid on it or not, just recently found your channel. When I have my meds I feel great and have the motivation to do things but if I start loosing the effects of them or Just dont have any, Its very difficult for me to do anything. Sometimes I just feel bummed out because I know I need to or should have done something but I just don't do it..

@HowtoADHD

6 жыл бұрын

rewards work REALLY well for ADHD brains :) I also am careful to do the really intense stuff while my meds are kicked in and the relax-y, easier stuff when they wear off.

@ColtNitro

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm just not sure what kind of reward I can give myself. I have this problem where I'm not interested in anything at all except video games (Call of Duty) but I can't play them unless I have taken my meds because I get extremely frustrated. Idk what causes it or why. It really affects loved ones also. If you see this, I left a comment on your video "How to take tests" and i'd appreciate it if you'd look at it. I need help..

This is totally me! Thank you for creating such meaningful content. You help me realize that I'm not alone and that I'm not a failure despite all my best efforts. Thank you for giving us with ADHD a voice!

I love how much character the little hand added to this! It's super well done 😄 also I almost cried when all the ultimate path for the dominoes was revealed. Just having that visual representation of "you can do it" really hit home. Thank you for all you awesome work! Keep it up! 😊

Her name should be called little Jess