38. What to do when doing all the right things isn’t getting you where you want to go

I’m so excited to introduce my first guest on the show, my friend Megs Crawford! 
As a professional organizer with ADHD, Megs understands the unique challenges and untapped brilliance of the ADHD brain. She's passionate about helping others with ADHD cultivate organized spaces that foster peace and ignite creativity. Beyond physical and digital organization, Megs is an ADHD coach and does digital decluttering sessions via zoom for clients with a focus on the power of self-belief – a core principle for thriving with ADHD.
Megs is also a speaker, sharing her message of how ADHD can be a superpower when understood and embraced. When not organizing, you can find her with her two daughters, beloved pets, and supportive husband. She finds joy in yoga, singing, and coloring, reflecting her ongoing commitment to personal growth.
A few of my favorite takeaways from this conversation with Megs are: 

Having a coach can be a game changer because they can expedite your journal and help you understand there’s another way of being. 

The people you love and everyone around you gets to benefit from you being selfish. 

Change takes practice. Once you decide you want to make a change, give yourself grace while you practice learning new habits and building new neural pathways. 

Just because you can’t see the stars the first time you look for them doesn’t mean you should stop looking. 


This is a two-part interview, so stay tuned for the other half next week! Also, make sure you’re following Megs for awesome content around ADHD, organization, and believing in yourself. 
https://linktr.ee/mindfulmegs