Welcome to ADHD Late to the Party with Neena Perez, a podcast that delves into the often-untold stories of individuals who received their ADHD diagnoses later in life. Join your host, Neena Perez, as she navigates the complexities of this newfound understanding, drawing from her own personal journey and the insightful conversations she shares.

Have you ever felt like you were living life on a different wavelength? Perhaps things that seemed easy for others felt like monumental challenges, or maybe your mind raced with a million thoughts, making focus an elusive dream.

For many, these experiences remain a mystery until a later-in-life ADHD diagnosis sheds light on a lifetime of seemingly unrelated struggles.

In this podcast, we pull back the curtain on what it means to receive an ADHD diagnosis as an adult. We examine the contrasting experiences, much like the open and honest discussion between Neena and Eli Dervonté on the "Diary of a ADHD Strategist PODCAST".

Their conversation highlighted the moment of realisation, the sense of things finally making sense, and the subsequent journey towards self-acceptance.

Each episode explores a central question: does this newfound understanding empower self-acceptance or inadvertently impose limiting self-perceptions? We delve into the stories of guests who, like Neena and Eli, navigated years of life without this crucial piece of the puzzle.

They share how their late diagnosis has impacted their understanding of past experiences, their relationships, their careers, and, most importantly, themselves.

We explore themes of not being 'broken' but 'different' , echoing Eli's powerful statement. We discuss how individuals learn to manage their neurodivergent traits, the masking strategies they employed unknowingly for years, and the liberation that can come with finally understanding why their brains work the way they do.

Through candid conversations and relatable anecdotes, ADHD Late to the Party with Neena Perez aims to foster a sense of community, offer validation, and empower listeners to embrace their neurodiversity.

Whether you suspect you might have ADHD, have recently been diagnosed, or simply want to understand the diverse ways our minds can function, this podcast offers a down-to-earth and professional exploration of a significant and often overlooked aspect of neurodiversity.

Join us as we unpack the late arrival to the ADHD party and discover the profound impact it can have on how we see ourselves and the world around us.

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Welcome to "Diary of a ADHD Strategist," the podcast that dares to question everything you thought you knew about getting things done, especially if your brain works a little differently.

This isn't your typical podcast.

Forget the rigid schedules and the endless to-do lists that leave you feeling more overwhelmed than accomplished.

Here, we're diving deep into the world of ADHD and exploring a radical idea: perhaps achieving more means breaking all the traditional rules.

Inspired by conversations with individuals like Sarah Ennor, the ADHD strategist featured on the "Diary of a ADHD Strategist" podcast, we uncover the reality that neurotypical standards of consistency simply don't align with how many brilliant minds operate.

Sarah's own late diagnosis in 2023 illuminated a lifetime of experiences, revealing that her unique way of thinking and working – often marked by last-minute bursts of productivity and an "interest-based nervous system" – wasn't a deficit, but a different wiring.

Each episode of "The Consistency Myth" will take you on a journey, sharing stories and insights from individuals who've learned to redefine success on their own terms.

We'll explore how the power of urgency can be a potent motivator, why traditional planning sometimes falls flat, and how self-acceptance is the crucial first step towards unlocking your full potential.

Drawing directly from candid discussions like the one with Sarah, we'll challenge the notion that consistent has to mean "every day at the same time".

Instead, we'll explore the idea that progress can look like waves crashing against a rock, uneven but ultimately transformative.

If you've ever felt like you're constantly fighting against the clock, struggling to maintain a consistent routine, or being judged by neurotypical standards of productivity, then "The Consistency Myth" is for you.

Join us as we dismantle the myth of one-size-fits-all productivity and celebrate the diverse and powerful ways that ADHD minds truly thrive.

We'll learn that you're not broken, but simply wired differently, and that your unique approach might just be your greatest strength.

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