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How to Stop Negotiating With Yourself - an ADHD Brain Hack

How to Stop Negotiating With Yourself - an ADHD Brain Hack

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Have you ever decided at 9pm that tomorrow is THE day, then woken up and immediately started negotiating with yourself? Just 15 more minutes. I'll go tonight instead,or maybe Thursday is a better day?

In this episode Alison takes you inside her brain in real time, unpacking a TikTok she saw where someone asked how to stop negotiating with themselves. Rather than answering with discipline and motivation talk, she walks through what her brain is actually doing underneath the negotiation, and why that matters more than trying to force yourself.

She covers the 5 reasons ADHD brains procrastinate (and why it's rarely just one at a time), the difference between "I should go to the gym" and knowing exactly why it's on your list, and the single shift that stopped the ongoing internal bargaining for her and her clients.

In this episode:

  • Why your first thought or first emotion is usually not the one to run with
  • The six reasons ADHD brains procrastinate: task initiation cost, avoidance, immediate reward, time blindness, micro decisions and renegotiation loops
  • Why every step in a task creates another opportunity to renegotiate
  • How to work out what your brain seeks, avoids, and where it reliably gets stuck
  • Moving from "I know it's good for me" to a reason your brain will actually accept
  • Deciding what matters when you're regulated, not when you're in the moment
  • Using ADHD impulsivity as the asset rather than the obstacle
  • Reducing the discomfort side and building in the immediate reward
  • Why the decision being already made is the end of the internal conversation

This one is for anyone who has ever laid in bed running the same argument with themselves and lost.

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Alison provides general information only, not prescriptive advice. Please consult your own health care practitioners for specific guidance.


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