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Liz Poggi went from what her doctor labeled as "the worst case of undiagnosed ADHD I've ever seen" to someone who helps people with ADHD achieve to their goals on a daily basis.

Our discussion will address societal skepticism about ADHD and the clarity that a diagnosis brings.

Together, Liz and I explore the role of medication, community support, and structured routines that incorporate mindfulness and movement to boost motivation.

We’ll tackle misconceptions linking ADHD with laziness and address the stigma of feeling unlovable due to past experiences.

You're not going to want to miss this heartfelt episode!

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Liz's Website - LizPoggi.com

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288 "I Thought Taking Medication Was Cheating!" Self-Motivation & Task Initiation For Adults With ADHD

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