Rachel Scanlon

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287 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

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Hacking Your ADHD · Beyond the Labels: Queerness and ADHD Unpacked with Rachel Scanlon (Rebroadcast) · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

Why am I naked?

Was I doing something?

And God forbid something else gets in my way.

And then it's just, I feel like my life feels a lot like I can tell there is like a path that a normal day is supposed to go.

And it takes a lot of effort for me to actually get down that path that gets me back into bed with food and everything that needs to be done.

And for me, it feels like.

I figured out a way that I know what's gonna kinda set me off my path and setting out little like check marks along the way to make it kind of like bite-sized parts that I can achieve.

But once I figured that out, I realized that like I can turn almost anything into like a goal or a game, whether it be like physical activities, stand up, career, relationships, but not in a creepy way.

And like

Relationships with family, like I can be somebody who has figured out.

Like, I do feel like I've mastered the way that my brain works, and I do feel like I'm almost unstoppable.

Once I've decided that I want to do something, there is no way that I will not complete it now that I have like figured out goal setting and knocking things out.

Which I feel like is kind of the power of people with ADHD: is like once we figure

figure out the way that we are kind of wired differently.

Now you kind of have a superpower, which is awesome.

Yes.

For me, once I realized I didn't have to figure out for the rest of my life how to be quiet for school hours.

Once I was like, I can be as energetic as I want and I can do what I want to be done in a day, then it's like look out.

Because now you have like a very powerful person.

Or we hear a lot about how the negative effects of having ADHD, how like things are so hard.

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