Hey everyone, Jim here. Three things announced today. 1. The next 5-Day Challenge kicks off August 31: Free, live, and rebuilt from the ground up. This is the best version we've ever run. Save your spot here. Then do the part that actually decides whether you show up. Open your own calendar, block the hour on all five days, and set two reminders. For brains like ours, if it's not in the calendar it doesn't exist. Do it now, while this post is still on your screen. It takes two minutes. 2. Still finishing something something? You have until July 20 ⚠️ If you're working through the ADHD Focus Reset or the current 5-Day Challenge, they stay open through Monday July 20. After that everything closes until August 31. 3. New onboarding, and a new AI experience: The ADHD Operating Manual. The first section is free for every member, so you can try it before you decide. The full version is $27 right now instead of $99. Temporary. And that $27 is one single payment, no subscription. It also opens the chat with my AI twin: three messages a day, every day, all the way until the challenge starts on August 31. Ask it why you keep doing that one thing, and it answers with everything it already knows about you from your own reports. So tell me where you're at. Vote in the poll, it takes one tap. And if you're coming August 31, type a comment below and include the word: CHALLENGE and let us know how excited you are 🥳 With love, 💛 Jim

What a mistake coming back to help my sister. Apparently I owe her half of the 200$ she gave me for cleaning her house for a mnth n taking care of her hurt cat. Im so disappointed in my sister in all ways..and if ur child can not sleep at 11pm u do not start coloring with her n entertaining her u let the 4 year old cry n let them wear themselves out they are not babies anymore and they can manipulate every situation if u let them. Ugh ready to be back in Saskatoon where normal thinking ppl are lol

@Martin Hunt had tried the diaries, the apps, the journaling, literally everything. Then day one happened: "In fact, after day one, where we're given some insights, I wept." @Heather Jensen came in burned out, convinced she had to fix that first before anything else could work. She found "a community of people who I don't have to explain myself to and I'd often mask around", and then the week went straight at the source of the burnout itself. @Richard Chambury, London, undiagnosed and stuck on an NHS waiting list: "It's the first time I have ever finished an online challenge like this." @Diana Domantay, 39, Tampa, single mom, diagnosed at 38, calls herself a lifelong researcher: "I stopped searching after completing the five day challenge. And for me, that's saying a lot." @Azmath Syed has been studying therapy since 2020 and joined skeptical: "Honestly, there's nothing else out there like this, at least none that I know of." @Judy Hamilton arrived with "I'm a good starter but I don't finish things." Now: "I'm starting to embrace my new code: I am a finisher." @Dario Costa, Italy, never even thought he had ADHD: one small event from his childhood, the kind you dismiss for decades, turned out to be running the way he works and lives. "This gave me a lot of very deep insight." @Tracy A Weiss is 66 and has worked with ADHD coaches for years: "I think I have learned more about myself than I could ever have hoped for." @Lynn Berry opened her own Reiki practice at 72. And there are hundreds more.... Then the sentence I hear most, word for word, from people who look nothing alike: "I've stopped being at war with myself." Not "I got more done this week." A different relationship with the person in the mirror. That's the level this challenge works on, and it's exactly why it sticks when nothing else did.

Congrats to all the winners of this week (: 🥇 Place 1-3 → $50 community credit @Linda Trup @Leonie Osborne @Judy Hamilton 🥈 Place 4-6 → $40 community credit @Mj Funaro @Lynn Berry @Shawn Bailey 🥉 Place 7-8 → $30 community credit @Teri Connolly @Bobbie Eden

I ran my first workshop yesterday. After months of "research", spreadsheet overload and that addictive tech distraction, I just took TwinJims advice and name the day, did the invites, booked the venue, prepared as well as I could and... ...it was great. Waaaay from perfect, but I took the advice and framed it as an early stage rough-around-the-edges discovery session. Now I am basking in the euphoria of: a) having "done it" b) having a lot of excellent feedback c) getting thanked very much by some of the participants d) having video of the event and permission to use it e) feeling so much better equipped for the next one. Go me.