Dr. Micaela (Dr. Michaela)

I am mildly chaotic this morning, but feeling great.

And I realized I'm looking in weird to say that I missed you.

I have learned that it will get me in trouble if I show it in the wrong place.

So I just keep my face.

Apparently on screens.

Um, the only doom pile I haven't conquered is the paper one.

Um, yeah.

I mean, so it's funny because this is the way that... So I will also say, like, there is this, like, kind of joy in seeing, like, a reel like this because you're like, oh, my God, wow, yeah, this is...

I share this.

This isn't like I'm alone in this, this like bane of my existence of all of these piles in my life.

But also seeing it, especially when she opened the closet and like tried to close it and had to like kick the shoe in.

I did notice like that sense of like overwhelm and like a hint of dread, like kind of creeping because that's what these...

I mean, it's what I call doom piles, right?

I mean, it really kind of goes back into the whole like ADHD.

It's not an attention deficit.

It's a deficit of filtering, right?

And so this is just like one of those, like, what does a deficit in the ability to filter look like in real life?

And so it looks like we accumulate all of these things and we can't determine kind of rate like which one.

Well, in some of these cases, we can't like backpacks or water bottles.

We need one for all of the different situations and we can't actually kind of like filter out.