So you know how people with anxiety, ADHD, or Autism, have executive dysfunction. One of the more common ones being the inability to fluidly turn a decision into action?
I just got the executive action part of my brain working again.
I am not sure what exactly did it, maybe the meditation, or the improved diet, or the weight loss, or the improved sleep schedule, or a combination of it all, but now I have unlocked all the brain capabilities of the average successful middle class guy.
I am happy about that so just wanted to share it with somebody out there.
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nothing changed your schizotismD just deluisoned it
you will never be an executive
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Wrong. The mind body synchronization is now complete.
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I got mine back in a jar
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spooky
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You a fricking r-slur and you should feel bad. Go away.
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I should give boomothy 593 coins?
!slots 593
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Yes
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slots machine said no. :(
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I said yes. Give me the coins.
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no slots machine trumps all
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Just don't lose it again, those things are getting rarer and rarer these days
Black lives matter
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I know what you mean. It's hard to keep track ain't it. But it gets easier with time as it permanently opens up.
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I'm happy for you
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Thank you!
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Maybe you were just depressed.
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Nah, I cured the depression a while back, then fixed the default anxiety, then my work was still not improving so I realized I was actually missing something, then I meditated a while and realized long and deep breaths for work flow, shallow calm perfect flow breaths for insight. Then there was some slight time critical thing I had to do and this time I noticed i could follow the sense of urgency, so I tried keeping up that flow and it worked. So I unlocked all the normie features while continuing to possess my higher ADHD coping mechanism intellect.
Now I only need to learn how to talk to a foid and make money.
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Based. ADHD symptoms imo aren't genetic, except maybe an increased likelihood for them to form, and a lot of ADHD is self-induced over a long period of time. The reason it's so hard to get back from is probably because a majority of the symptoms are perpetuated by diet, stress, and sleep dysfunction (just like you mentioned), and all of the above are affected negatively by ADHD and made far more difficult to manage. It's a real pit that you can get yourself trapped in pretty easily if you're a modern human (especially if you're a tiktok zoomer, etc.)
good job
Not sure if the change will be permanent for you but I hope so
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ADHD is genetic, sperging out is a choice in 50% of cases?
Thanks!
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bASED AND ALTERNATE THEORY PILLED
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