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The Power of Celebrating Small Wins and Gratitude for the ADHDer's Self-esteem

The Power of Celebrating Small Wins and Gratitude for the ADHDer's Self-esteem

Update: 2024-09-19
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In this conversation, Johanna Badenhorst discusses the importance of embracing opportunities, celebrating small wins, and the impact of positive reinforcement on mental health, particularly for those with ADHD. She reflects on her podcast journey, cultural perspectives on achievement, and practical ways to practice gratitude and self-compassion. The conversation emphasizes the need for neurodivergent individuals to recognise their accomplishments and foster self-esteem,trust and confidence.




Takeaways



  • ADHD minds can achieve remarkable things through hyper-fixation.



  • Celebrating small wins is crucial for self-esteem and motivation.

  • Positive reinforcement can significantly impact mental health.

  • Reflecting on achievements helps build confidence and identity.

  • Cultural attitudes towards success can affect self-perception.

  • Gratitude practices can enhance overall well-being.

  • Self-compassion is essential for overcoming self-criticism.

  • Recognizing small accomplishments fosters resilience.

  • Creating a reward system can motivate progress.

  • Practicing gratitude regularly reinforces positive thinking.




Chapters


00:00 Celebrating Small Wins


01:38 Reflection on Podcast Journey


05:26 Cultural Perspectives on Achievement


08:46 The Link Between Gratitude and Celebration


12:36 Practical Strategies for Celebrating Wins


18:31 Outro ADHD Her Way podcast .mp3



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The Power of Celebrating Small Wins and Gratitude for the ADHDer's Self-esteem

The Power of Celebrating Small Wins and Gratitude for the ADHDer's Self-esteem

Johanna Badenhorst