EP. 25: Why ADHDers Rush Everything - The Fight-or-Flight Pattern Sabotaging Your Success | ADHD with Jenna Free
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Chapters
00:00 Understanding Rushing in ADHD 08:50 The Three Levels of Rushing 18:23 Breaking the Cycle of Rushing
Summary
In this episode, I discuss the common trait of rushing among dysregulated ADHDers. I emphasize the importance of slowing down to improve executive functioning and offer practical strategies to interrupt the cycle of rushing (yes it's a cycle and we are trapped in it!) We go over the three levels of rushing—physical, mental, and impatience—and highlight the need for self-awareness and mindfulness in making changes. I'm excited to see what you notice if you choose to practice these shifts this week!
Takeaways
- Rushing is a major issue for ADHDers (even though a lot of the time it can feel helpful).
- It signals danger to the nervous system, causing dysregulation!
- Rushing skews our perception of time and creates a scarcity mindset.
- There are three levels of rushing: physical, mental, and impatience.
- Challenging the belief of 'not enough time' is crucial.
- You can achieve more by doing less when regulated.
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