Hey everyone,
It’s me, your friendly neurodivergent millennial. It’s been a while, eh? This year was supposed to be my year of consistency, and for a while, I was rocking it. But then the inevitable happened—I fell off the wagon of consistency.
I stopped writing, I stopped doing the “fun to-dos” on my list. Life just got in the way. Yet, amidst the chaos, I clung to one routine: going to the gym. I posted about it for the first time in ages, and it made me feel like I was still moving forward. But then the well of topics ran dry, and writing started to feel like a chore, especially since I spend so much time writing for work. The thought of adding another piece of writing to my plate was overwhelming, to say the least.
Despite this, I found solace in the gym. Working out consistently became my anchor—my one constant in an otherwise turbulent sea of responsibilities. But, as anyone with ADHD can attest, monotony can be our downfall. I got comfortable, perhaps a bit too comfortable, and then came the boredom. The same routine, day in and day out, lost its luster.
And that’s where I find myself now: getting tugged back into the swing of things, reinvigorated and ready to rediscover my passion for trying again. I’ve learned something crucial in this journey: falling off the wagon doesn’t mean failure. The very essence of consistency lies in the act of getting back on track after a stumble.
So, today’s message is a reminder for all of us. It’s okay to miss a few blog entries or to let a passion project sit on the back burner for a bit. What matters is that we have the courage to try again. Every new attempt is a renewed commitment to our goals.
Thank you for being patient with me and for sticking around. Remember to subscribe for reminders on new blog posts and more updates. Here’s to more consistency (with a few bumps along the way)!
Catch you later!
Cheers,
Amanda
Your Neurodivergent Millennial
