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Unstoppable Focus - The ADHD Survival Guide for Women to Master Chaos Find Balance and Thrive - cover

Unstoppable Focus - The ADHD Survival Guide for Women to Master Chaos Find Balance and Thrive

Lucas Harrington

Maison d'édition: BookRix

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Do you feel like your brain is a browser with 73 tabs open—and none of them will close? One moment you’re locked in on work, the next you’re wondering if you left the coffee maker on. Add in hormone swings, never-ending to-do lists, misplaced keys, and misunderstandings in relationships, and suddenly life with ADHD feels like a full-time rollercoaster.You’re not broken—you’re brilliant. You just need tools designed for YOU.Unstoppable Focus is the game-changing guide written specifically for women who want to navigate ADHD with confidence and clarity. Inside, you’ll uncover simple yet powerful strategies to:Understand how ADHD shows up differently for womenRein in the chaos with easy organization and time-management hacksSupercharge your focus without the constant mental tug-of-warUse nutrition, lifestyle tweaks, and self-care routines that actually helpStrengthen communication skills to build better connectionsReplace guilt with confidence—and celebrate your winsThis isn’t about forcing yourself to fit into someone else’s system. It’s about building a life that works for you. Whether you’re juggling career, family, or both, Unstoppable Focus gives you the roadmap to reclaim your energy, sharpen your attention, and thrive with ADHD—not in spite of it.
Disponible depuis: 01/09/2025.

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