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Ep 83: Executive Function Series #5 Stress Tolerance

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In this deep-dive episode of our executive function series, I share how to build stress tolerance for ADHD brains and the practical strategies that helped me go from overwhelmed to calm, even when life gets chaotic.

📌 Key Topics:

  • My personal journey with stress overwhelm when hosting gatherings
  • The critical connection between stress tolerance and other executive functions
  • Why the right amount of stress can actually be helpful for motivation
  • How reframing stress as a challenge changes your physical response
  • Building your stress "muscle" through consistent small exposures
  • The power of ADHD-friendly prioritization to prevent overwhelm

🗣️ Featured Quote: "Stress tolerance isn't about avoiding stress altogether—it's about building the capacity to handle it in a healthy way, especially when you live with ADHD."

💡 Strategy Breakdown:

  • Reframe stress as a challenge rather than a threat to reduce intensity
  • Develop specific stress relief habits that don't create negative consequences
  • Create an ADHD-friendly prioritization system with the "Today List" method
  • Learn to recognize when stress is becoming too much and have tools ready

🎯 Coming Up Next: Join us next week as we continue our executive function series with organization strategies for your mind, things, and work/home life.

🔑 Key Takeaway: Stress tolerance works like a muscle—the more you use it, the stronger it gets. With practice, your ability to stay calm, focused and resilient under pressure grows.

Connect with Mande:

Free Today List Prioritization Sheet: http://www.learntothrivewithadhd.com/prioritylist

Learn more about private coaching with Mande: https://learntothrivewithadhd.com/services/

Free Resources: https://learntothrivewithadhd.com/freeresources/

Website: https://www.learntothrivewithadhd.com/

LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/learntothrivewithadhd

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learntothrivewithadhd/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/learntothrivewithadhd/

#executivefunctions #adhd #stresstolerance #adhdstress #adhdsupport #adhdstrategies #adhdcommunity #stressmanagement #prioritization

Click here for full show notes.

CLICK HERE for more resources. We're on this journey together!

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In this deep-dive episode of our executive function series, I share how to build stress tolerance for ADHD brains and the practical strategies that helped me go from overwhelmed to calm, even when life gets chaotic.

📌 Key Topics:

  • My personal journey with stress overwhelm when hosting gatherings
  • The critical connection between stress tolerance and other executive functions
  • Why the right amount of stress can actually be helpful for motivation
  • How reframing stress as a challenge changes your physical response
  • Building your stress "muscle" through consistent small exposures
  • The power of ADHD-friendly prioritization to prevent overwhelm

🗣️ Featured Quote: "Stress tolerance isn't about avoiding stress altogether—it's about building the capacity to handle it in a healthy way, especially when you live with ADHD."

💡 Strategy Breakdown:

  • Reframe stress as a challenge rather than a threat to reduce intensity
  • Develop specific stress relief habits that don't create negative consequences
  • Create an ADHD-friendly prioritization system with the "Today List" method
  • Learn to recognize when stress is becoming too much and have tools ready

🎯 Coming Up Next: Join us next week as we continue our executive function series with organization strategies for your mind, things, and work/home life.

🔑 Key Takeaway: Stress tolerance works like a muscle—the more you use it, the stronger it gets. With practice, your ability to stay calm, focused and resilient under pressure grows.

Connect with Mande:

Free Today List Prioritization Sheet: http://www.learntothrivewithadhd.com/prioritylist

Learn more about private coaching with Mande: https://learntothrivewithadhd.com/services/

Free Resources: https://learntothrivewithadhd.com/freeresources/

Website: https://www.learntothrivewithadhd.com/

LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/learntothrivewithadhd

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learntothrivewithadhd/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/learntothrivewithadhd/

#executivefunctions #adhd #stresstolerance #adhdstress #adhdsupport #adhdstrategies #adhdcommunity #stressmanagement #prioritization

Click here for full show notes.

CLICK HERE for more resources. We're on this journey together!

  continue reading

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