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Cake day: June 16th, 2023

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  • In my opinion - consistency and form are the most important things.

    Do what you can do, safely and regularly - that’s the most important thing, and is more important than whatever the program thinks. Listen to your body and focus on keeping the habit.

    And seconding what was said - you do not need to go to failure. Feeling tired after or sore the next day isn’t bad, but isn’t required to be doing it right. If things feel too easy, do more reps or more resistance/weight next time








  • ADHD Brains are different - so some advice that works for non-ADHD brains may or may not work.

    In general, being present and meditation (in whatever way that works for you, but, generally the practice of observing your thoughts as they go by but not reacting to them) are helpful for ‘strengthening’ your thought patterns. Becoming aware of things and building up that muscle is how you can have more of that willpower.

    Habits can be very difficult to build, don’t get discouraged. Find things that work for you and ways to incentivize or motivate yourself.

    https://www.youtube.com/@HowtoADHD/ Here’s a great youtube channel