
ADHD Scapegoat Podcast When Life Gets Heavy: Choosing Capacity Over Expectations
Feeling overwhelmed and constantly running on empty? π© This solo episode dives deep into why life feels so heavy, especially for ADHD individuals healing from trauma and family scapegoating. It's time to stop "should-ing" and start honoring your true capacity!
Join Angie as she explores:
π£ The "background hum of exhaustion" and why your nervous system is tapped out. π§
π£ How ADHD brains work "10x harder" on low-interest tasks (Dr. Thomas Brown's analogy explained!). π€―
π£ The connection between scapegoating, people-pleasing, and overdoing it. π
π£ Categorizing your capacity days (high, middle, low) and choosing regulation over productivity. β¨
π£ The power of self-awareness: recognizing your patterns without shame. πͺ
π£ Replacing external "shoulds" with the question: "What can I realistically do today?" ποΈ
π£ Why honoring your capacity, setting boundaries, and embracing nuance are acts of self-respect, not weakness. π
If you're tired of proving your worth through exhaustion, this episode is your permission to pause, adjust, and build a life that truly works for you.
