Ryan Hanley

I'm very excited to chat with you.

Obviously, I know your story and have done a lot of research and stuff, but I guess I'm most interested in, is there anything relevant, timely today?

And that could be something you have going on.

It could be a story that just came across your desk.

It could be something that just happened in your life.

And you're like, man, I just, this is hot on my brain.

I want to talk about it.

Like, is there any, like anything burning a hole that you'd love to chat about?

I really want to dive into this idea of Enough, because I'll tell you, so I didn't plan on going here, but I guess we can use this as like an hour of free therapy for me.

No.

So I will say that in kind of researching what you're doing with this idea of enough and the enough movement, I was very enamored because this is a problem that I struggle with every day.

I have...

you know, severe ADHD that I got diagnosed with three years ago.

Before that, I just thought I was crazy.

I thought my brain just worked.

I didn't understand what was wrong with me.

You know what I mean?

Maybe from the outside and since I've kind of went and got a formal diagnosis, not just like I took some online tests or whatever.

I was like, I want to figure out why is it that there is never enough, right?

Maybe I couldn't put it in that word.