Robyn Malcolm

When you look back at your own life, are you able to offer compassion to all those times in your life when you really nailed yourself for not being good enough or whatever?

And also decisions that you may have made in your life that you now regret.

And that was really interesting because one of the great discoveries getting older too is to be able to look back on your life that is full of mistakes and wrong turns and all the rest of it and go, well, I'm really happy with where I am now.

So I can't regret any of it.

because it's got me here and I would rather be here than anywhere else.

And I was able to go back through the ADHD lens and go, actually, all those mistakes I may have made or corners that I turned because of this particular brain

Sometimes they may have been risky, you know, but I actually don't regret any of them because of where it's got me to.

And somebody else might look at my life and go, oh, I wouldn't want her life, you know, but fine.

I'm really happy with where I am.

So all of that.

And I was able just to look at all of it and go, I don't regret it.

It's just part of a life's journey.

And thank God.

And, you know, honestly, thank God for you, Petra, because it was that... I must have been... There must have been a bit in my brain that was leading me there because I was listening to that podcast particularly.

I looked it up.

And as you were talking, it just...

Oh, it changed everything for me.

And I look back at that now and I go, it was meant to.

Yeah.

It was meant to, you know.