Tamsen Fadal

I kind of want to move into something else or I want to stay in my career but do something a little bit different and maybe more purposeful.

Are you having a lot of them come to you saying, I wanna do that, so I'm gonna do two things at the same time and try to balance everything, and then they're just exhausted by the end of it?

Because I do know that there are a lot of women that are looking to that next chapter, and they want that chapter to be wonderful, but sometimes it's hard to get there.

And also remembering that their brain is changeable so they can do something else because I think it's so important, especially during this time, to have that hope that your brain is still evolving in another way.

You make everybody feel really good, I'm sure, after they're done talking to you.

I hope so.

I'd love to.

Dr. Marks, if there's one thing you want to leave people with who are listening, whether or not they've been diagnosed with ADHD or they know somebody that's dealing with the symptoms or they're dealing with something that they're not sure what it is, what would you like to leave them with?

Even if you're on the phone with them or something just to hear a voice or is it better to see them?

Where can people find you?

I know where I find you on YouTube all the time, but where can people find you?

Wonderful.

And your incredible book, we'll talk about that at the beginning, of course, but thank you so much.

Thank you.

Yeah, this was fun.

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