Stop Setting Resolutions. ADHD Needs This Instead.

[@adhdvision]

Learn how to focus, stay consistent and eliminate procrastination instantly with focus revolution: go.adhdvision.com/enroll197

[@aja1108]

So, just listen to it. Try to help yourself in 20-25

[@ThemeliosKasiotis]

are you greek?

[@InvestInGod5885]

NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS WITH ADHD IS ANALOGOUS TO WHAT THE KNOWING GOD BOOK SAYS ABOUT HAVING RELIGIONS LAWS IN YOUR MIND. WHEN YOU CREATE THOSE LAWS IN YOUR MIND, YOU ALSO CREATE ITS OPPOSITIONAL SIDE THAT MAKES YOU BREAK ALL OF THOSE LAWS! WHEN YOU CREATE NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS WITH ADHD, YOU ALSO CREATE BARRIERS/WALLS AND MENTAL DISASSOCIATION THAT DISCONNECT THE MIND FROM BEING ABLE TO SUCCEED AT FULFILLING THE RESOLUTIONS. THAT HAS BEEN MY EXPERIENCE. IT’S ALSO ANALOGOUS TO WHAT I LEARNED IN BALLET CHOREOGRAPHY: COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS INDIRECTLY AND NO MATTER EHAT YOU CREATE, ITS IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOUR AUDIENCE TO EVER SEE YOUR INTENTION. THEY’RE VISION/ PERSPECTIVE CREATES WHAT THEY ARE VIEWING AS A STORY RELATED TO THEIR OWN LIFE! I.E., YOU MAKE GOALS AND RESOLUTIONS BUT YOUR LIFE GOES ON AN ALTERNATE PATH THAT YOU CAN NEVER KNOW OR CONTROL SINCE GOD CONTROLS EVERYTHING!

[@ahadlodhi1]

Please create a vlog around ketogenic diet effects on ADHD. I had read some research in earlier stages. Mainly it mentions that high carbs diets increase insulin spike thus creating brain fog and other focus realted issues. Meanwhile, with ketogenic diet, the effects of high carbs are down regulated thus keeping people more content on tasks therefore increasing focus. Will wait for your review.

[@aja1108]

@ahadlodhi1 Look into Anthony William Aka Medical Medium. It was a game changer for my adhd

[@apollo-9725]

For my adhd friends out there The video starts at 5:38

[@tonipeterson954]

Thanks I was about ready to click off at the 3 minute mark ... I'd zoned out reading the comments ... then clicked on your time stamp 👍

[@apollo-9725]

@tonipeterson954 ❤️👍

[@PaytonPierce]

Not all heroes wear capes 🫡 If you do, more power to you 😂 I’m still gonna go watch something else to fall asleep to, but I’m sure everything past 2:15 is great!

[@raedog68]

😂 thank you!

[@Just123-j9o]

Me taking notes while watching this video So that I'm able to focus on this video 🙂🕶👌 😎

[@dariasmirnova9548]

Duuuude such a long intro to a video for people with adhd

[@sagarsrivastava8238]

😂😂😂

[@PaytonPierce]

I was in the comments within 15 seconds thinking, yep I didn’t even set resolutions this time.

[@aknegra7332]

Agree😅

[@robinmarte7990]

😂😂😂😂

[@fedarch]

Yep, intro WAAAAY too long, repetitive and annoying. Also not someone who has ever set a resolution, wish he'd just skip to the technical stuff lol

[@PaulnJenna]

Who else is listening to this video, reading the comments, writing your own comments while also at work? lol

[@kerenbanget1]

watch this on my laptop whilte scrolling for comment and checking my phones.

[@serenacomeau2350]

I don't know how to focus any other way!

[@carolann811]

Are you spying on me?

[@angeladyson7367]

I'm reading and writing comments whilst watching the video. 😅

[@vintilacristiana8715]

And eating a kiwi

[@Someone123-v4p]

Sir, plz make a video on how to stop daydreaming while studying.. Or on how to study with adhd.. Plz sir

[@ebifuon6776]

One way I did this was to step one highlight important areas while doing a read through step 2 copying the highlighted areas in a notebook clearly marked for the subject and have it out and visible at all times, step 3 make a cliff notes version of the notes in the notebook but only mark down notable points while also making a mental connection about the subject. I know it sounds like a lot but it got me the only a+ in a class where everyone else made D and Fs. To help you in this process use candy as a goal post with the page open place a piece of candy down and as you read up to it eat the candy as a reward

[@jonrussell276]

Straight up bro! My brain on half a million other things while I’m doing shit

[@8swerve]

@@ebifuon6776 sounds fine. I'll replace candy with an almond and friend fruit. It has sugar too and I love them.

[@Justbeingsanjeev]

Same pinch yrr

[@dingus6520]

he doesn't do this, he just uses buzz words to fill his videos but they're mostly of little substance

[@itneverwillbefar]

This is super interesting cause my son who also has ADHD has grown up in a different time than me, and has not felt shame about having ADHD and just accepts it as his baseline, and does what makes sense to him, and I realized while watching this is exactly how he naturally achieves things. He'll work obsessively on a project for a couple weeks, get to a natural stopping point where he loses interest, doesn't guilt or pressure himself to keep going and instead rewards himself by spending a lot of time playing video games or binge a TV show or getting into a new interest, then when he gets tired of that after a few days or a week he'll re-connect with the project and focus on it again for a couple weeks. He wrote and produced an entire album like this. I grew up feeling shame about how my brain works, and trying to fit into the neurotypical framework, and so I accomplish very little lol .

[@Cheeseislove]

For anyone wondering if the coaching works - I can at least say confidently that it’s made a huge difference for me. The gentle accountability of a supportive coach and community who share the same struggles helps me break down my tasks hour by hour and actually get stuff done. I’m so glad I found it. My boss and coworkers have noticed how far back I’ve come from being burnt out and that has made my life so much better.

[@SusanaXpeace2u]

accountability is like porridge, can't be too hot or too cold, it needs to be juuuuuust right. i was going to ''slimming world'' to be weighed once a week, and everybody was bigger than me. I put on a 1lb in 3 weeks. Then I found an online app wont name it incase i come off like a bot, but you have to weigh yourself every day, and you have to tell the app your weaknesses so it sends you messages tailored to your weaknesses.

[@olegkroitory304]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@mehdichikh7378]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@Why444x.]

dr.tonaxy is the man

[@mehdichikh7378]

On Instagram?

[@Why444x.]

Yes

[@kayumbaemmanuel9187]

Psychedelic is the answer to most severe anxiety and depression. The use of magic mushrooms completely helps one get over depression and makes you feel like yourself.

[@jarvis_plays]

I'm literally crying while watching this video while writing this comment and while my new fidget toy in my hand. I know a lot of ADHDers dislike how long this video is, but they need to somehow overcome it, like trying to set the video speed to 1.75x or start with your SHORTS first before clicking on an actual video as long as this, because I did, and I know that there are different intensities to our mental condition, but come on man, we gotta help ourselves, this channel is about us, if the video is too long, try to chop it in chunks so we can digest it more. Kudos to you, sir! And Thank you so much because you helped a lot of people. You helped me with things I could start working on to with myself for myself. Sending virtual hugs, sir! 🩵🥹 I'll come back to this comment one day, and I know there's no assurance that I'll achieve all my goals but I'm sure I'll achieve more than what I ought to achieve if I didn't stumble upon your content.

[@jacqueslee2592]

Time blindness always hits me hard in New Years. I always rush towards the end of December and I repeat the same procrastination every year. I am becoming sicker because the years are passing by and I am not achieving my potential, narcissistic mental abuse from family and workplace mental abuse and passive aggression cause me problems at a daily basis, lost contact with all past friends and relatives, my financial goals have not been achieved and I am already on my mid 30s. I wish I had been diagnosed at an early age so that I would never have had problems in high school, college, and now the workplace but I finally realized I was the scapegoat for narcissistic people at home and family, at school, and now work and the doctors. ADHD and dyslexia make matters worse.

[@Mircat123]

Not living to your fullest and having an abusive background is the worst, especially if your long term stressors are still an everyday thing. I've heard brain training techniques work or anything that calms the vagus nerve or things that turn off the fight or flight response. After years of trying to figure out my health problems, I'm finally focusing on my mind. Stress causes a lot of strange things, especially involving nutritional deficiencies.

[@jacqueslee2592]

@@Mircat123 Thanks for your comment and I always find helpful reading comments from other people who overcame similar challenges. I sure will try this.

[@TisOnlyAScratch]

Ehhh....I was diagnosed at a young age in the 90s. It didn't help me. I was just told, "Here are the tools, pay attention, try this pill (I stopped taking it because of stomach aches), why isn't your homework done?, why do you keep forgetting?, why aren't you putting things in your folder and writing out notes? You should know this by now, you're too slow, read it, the answer's right there, quit being lazy, etc. Yeah, I was diagnosed but nothing helped. Either I was coddled with extra help where the special ed teacher gave me the answers instead of showing me how to find out for myself or berated because I wasn't paying attention. My Dad has ADHD and knew it. Mom was not. She Left my dad when youngest sibling graduated. Both parents were harsh.

[@PanHaszaman]

I fail at rewards... I don't know how to reward myself, because it always ends up in me falling into old habits.

[@sophiacromwell8017]

💯%

[@branadika]

Great video! Thank you! Took me 29 years to come up with the same idea of sprints. Tried 12 week year method - too long for my adhd, then came up with 3 weeks sprint + 1 week off idea and so far it works great!

[@rubberzii]

This really reminds me of Agile project management, but for personal development! Forget about rigid New Year’s resolutions. It’s all about making progress in sprints, getting feedback, and adjusting as you go. In the end, it’s not just about those goals-it’s about becoming the best version of yourself! Nice job! 👍

[@angeladyson7367]

This has given me an excellent incite into what I need to do. I wouldn't be able to check in every hour with someone though (maybe just at the end of each day). I have autism and hate being interrupted when I'm engrossed in something. Though I have to set alarms to remind me to take meds, prep meals etc. Those alarms are my worst enemy when they go off and I'm just really getting into something. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@kirtighulanawar7290]

Whatever you explained here is making sense to me, not diagnosed medically but I am ADHD, this video is really helpful where how you mentioned your weakness can turn into your high productive phase.. thanks much🙏🏻 I have now come to the terms that this is how my mind works, no need to fix it in a typical framework.

[@chchedda]

This video couldn't come at a better time.

[@kitchencarvings4621]

That's interesting. In my study of flow state, I learned that working in sprints of 60 to 90 minutes is best. If I can do this uninterrupted, then I am in the flow, and work and focus become effortless, but I need to rest at the end of the session. But if the phone rings or I'm interrupted in any way, it is over. I can get more done in four hours than I usually get done in 10. I'm drawn to work that allows me to get into flow because it is the only time my mind is quiet. I mean my mind goes a mile a minute every minute of the day and night, even while I'm sleeping, except when I am in flow.

[@T-BoneTribe]

My ADHD would not let me focus on the length or details of this video. I literally have no idea what the points/solutions are. Maybe shorten it up and get to the point quicker and more concisely 😅🤷🏻‍♀️

[@StaticDreamsEntert]

Yeah, i almost exited the video cause of the 5 minute intro, thankfully you can skip though.

[@coachdarrell3685]

Play it at 1.5 or 2x speed

[@PaulnJenna]

@@StaticDreamsEntert lol same

[@kitchencarvings4621]

Your mind does not work like neurotypical minds. You can't work slowly and steadily towards your goals but need to work in sprints. You must take a break and put your goals in a locked box, keeping the key in your pocket. When you come back after a week of rest, it will seem fresh and new. Work for a weeklong sprint, and then step back and plan the direction you want to go in the next sprint. Don't set a large, year long goal but break it down.

[@ViktoriaMariaSchieck]

You can't expect everyone else around you to make Changes to deal with YOUR ADHD, thats the point of most of these videos. If it's to hard for you to take notes or even just to make Screenshots during the Video, thats a YOU-Problem. Totally don't want to be rude, but stop expecting others to make YOUR life easier If you can't even invest the bare minimum to actually change. Life will BE so much easier If you understand that you are not a victim of ADHD, it's Just something you have that you have to be aware of and learn to live with.

[@ryder1658]

Also the reason we are so motivated in the beginning and the end, but not so much in between, is the idea of challenge, and overcoming the challenge. I’ve powered through hard days by challenging myself to complete the remainder of a project that would take months - today. I know I probably won’t be able to do it, but what if? And then, when I’m done, that sudden burst of progress goes beyond what I was scheduled to do, on a day when I almost did nothing at all.

[@LadywatchingByrd]

2:07 and this is where you lost me. Stressful music and I can't keep up.

[@bosquetblues7919]

Thanks for this really valuable video and method! I did realise at the beginning of this year that there’s no use for yearly goals/resolutions (I’m so used to failing that I don’t even try anymore). So I did set a monthly goal for January. This video helped me to develop it even more in an ADHD appropriate way to have some reasonable hope that I’ll achieve at least a part of it. Yes, I’m definitely not a marathon runner, I’m a true sprinter.

[@iamandreinabordas]

Same!! 🙏🏻

[@TheLowOne01]

Thank you sir, good videos with visual examples which are crucial for my thinking😅. And thanks for putting in chapters ❤

[@sunshine6449]

Happy New year 🎉🎉🎉 i wish you the best for 2025 ❤❤❤❤ thank you for everything!!!!

[@FFFF-ub3yt]

I had the same “promblem” as other viewers, but this video caught me completely! Thanks, very useful. ❤

[@LoveGernal-fc5ox]

All adhd people say that they watch videos in 1.25 or 1.5 but I can’t absorb information in fast videos

[@ericjmorey]

Don't try to absorb all the information but discover the information worth absorbing.

[@janafranz4645]

I am always glad for your input, Nik! But may I give some feedback on the presentation? I find the overly dramatic music, especially in the first 5 minutes or so, extremely distracting and unnecessary. To me the video feels much less professional that way and more like some cheap scammer „clickbait“. 😅😫 I believe you really don‘t need the over-dramatization, your message is as important and meaningful as it is! 💪🏽✨

[@Thdlsicnekslfjeindk]

I agree - EXCELLENT content, but not sure why it needs to feel so mysterious / slick / long winded / winking at the camera / infomercial vibe

[@meder07]

Also agree - for those of us that watch and try to learn from others like How to ADHD, Dr. K, Dr. Russell Barkley, ADHD Chatter, etc. any music is highly distracting and comes off as an infomercial, dramatic and ultimately a turn-off. I always wondered what was different about this channel and you nailed it. Nik, you've got great content and a nice experiential take on things, have gotten many great revelations. We are here to learn and manage. The dramatic music and presentation style may drive volume (does it?) but is regressive for me and anti-dopimatic (I just made that up). It ultimately takes more work to focus on your message because of the presentation style. Do you have ADHD? Would this style work for you?

[@kyootzee]

The content and editing in this video is quite an impressive achievement. It must be a testament that the strategy works.

[@adhdvision]

🫡🔥

[@smileshelp5928]

Such a valuable video-thank you for sharing this! 🙌 The insights you’ve provided really hit home for me, and I’m already putting some of your advice into action. Excited to see how this positively impacts my journey. Keep up the amazing work! 💡👏

[@notmuchikensei7934]

Great video, definitely a boost in production quality! I like the idea of taking a week break in between weeks! Going to try that this year! Thank you!

[@adhdvision]

🚀I believe in you!

[@lna3236]

This video is incredibly valuable knowledge for my work and study habits, thank you so much!

[@Thdlsicnekslfjeindk]

Your content is excellent, man. A little dramatic and cheesy haha…. But truly excellent. I’m newly diagnosed at age 36 and have major misgivings about medication. You’re doing amazing work dude - thanks. :)

[@HitsuDesu]

37 and going in for my first session to get a diagnosis - Be it ADHD of AuDHD. It will be nice to have answers. I'm not sure about medication either, but I think I will give it a go if offered. That actually makes me wonder though, is this content more or less useful while medicated? I'm super curious

[@andreab293]

Thank you. If I could give you a star for this video I would. I’m going to sit down and produce my plan around these steps. 😊

[@SunnyDallasRealtor]

Maybe you could make a video telling us what normal dopamine levels do to Neuro typical people. I think I would be very successful reverse engineering that

[@halucinujte]

good idea

[@autumn5852]

@@halucinujtecan you explain it to me as I can’t figure out what they’re saying?

[@PaulnJenna]

It makes them 'normal' lol

[@SunnyDallasRealtor]

@ yah I wanna know what the heck that’s like 🤣 I want it explained to me

[@autumn5852]

@@SunnyDallasRealtor take an adhd pill and you’ll know :)

[@JonM-ts7os]

Gave up on resolutions a decade ago.

[@Julia.Mandelbrot]

May I suggest to resolve something fun to do? A resolution doesn't have to be something you "should" do, like some awful self-improvement ... Resolve to notice simple opportunities for fun. Jump in a pile of leaves. Resolve to go out for a milkshake. We have turned this into such a hard thing! Let's all lighten up. 😊

[@DrJRxALMIGHTY]

I figured this out this year after 37 years my goals evolve everyday

[@kanakkhandelwal2740]

These background scores are so spot on!

[@adhdvision]

Glad you enjoyed! Credits go to our editor - Danyil!

[@InstantKiwi1005]

8:00 staying inkonsistently konsistent 🤔 that'll work for 2025 😅

[@luiskev]

Thanks for the videos, I was never diagnosed or tested with ADHD but, all seems to fit me 😅

[@abbasali-o8k]

I just wish there was a way to love a video, like isn't enough for sharing this perspective with us.

[@Just123-j9o]

Me taking notes while watching this video So that I'm able to focus on this video 🙂🕶👌 😎

[@Julia.Mandelbrot]

Big Fan. I can't do this one. It's too long, can u separate the ideas into 5 minute chunks? I can't focus long enough to follow it. I jumped ahead but then I lost the gist of it. I died at 12:56.

[@ArslanAkhmedov]

No clear chapters, cheezy music, fake dramatic, and slooooooooooow unfolding of idea you can tell in one f minute. What's happened to you? You are becoming typical influencer, caring only about selling your product. Sad to see that from 'aproved medical expert'.

[@sylvieg8496]

So do better than him instead of criticizing, Mr Expert

[@Jeonkyong]

You make your own shit. What you are doing is the adhd shit

[@The-Cosmic-Hobo]

Stopping the video 5 minutes in to say... I have a folder on my HDD (ok - several of them, from across many decades) containing story ideas that I have written - some just a few sentences, some full synopses, some pages of written prose... all of stories that I've never gone back to attempt to finish...

[@mr.andrew_andrew]

I hope you find a way to water those seeds to create a beautiful tall tree.

[@TheDreInDaHouse]

I create films! Let’s connect stranger and make those stories come to life!

[@crissycobain8361]

Thank you Nik, this is awesome! I've taken so much from your teachings as they fit me more and more. I'll check into this. Can't I just hire you to be my coach? 😄🥰

[@andreasprokscha6357]

4:32 niceee, even the look over the glasses xD

[@kinganime2702]

Production quality really improved this time! the way you keep changing the background randomly made it even more enjoyable! Thanks :)

[@adhdvision]

glad you noticed! 😉

[@aquavibes6259]

​@adhdvision totally, I rarely actually watch videos, just listen, but the constant change on this kept me watching! Totally doing the sprints for 2025 now & happy shiny new year to you too 🎉🎉

[@sidhigupta24]

Happy new year 🎉🎂

[@clashenriksen961]

For me two working days, with three days rest work good.

[@iyedboussaa3663]

I love the melodysheep background music

[@sidhigupta24]

Is it life long🥺 it will never go away😖.....sometimes I have problem in speaking

[@Jeremiahkeane-z7w]

Very helpful Thankyou👍💎

[@adhdvision]

🫡

[@Jeremiahkeane-z7w]

@@adhdvision Hi again.Ive watched and read so much on adhd. I will find out on the 26th of January if I actually have it,they may label me with something else. The first time I'm actually looking forward to a diagnosis at 52 years of age🙄🤔

[@jrkastl]

I made it 1:30 and then had to watch a video about cats. Am I doing this right?

[@ryder1658]

Find synergistic activities and alternate. - artist and author

[@HelenaOlah]

This video is the best I have watched so far.🎉

[@adhdvision]

So glad to hear that!

[@JosiMartinns-n2s]

The infos are good, but watching it was a STRUGGLE

[@RaquelSaucedo-Coaching]

Thanks Nik for sharing this clear step-by-step video and creating ADHDVision, a safe, supportive, and caring community for ADHDers to commit and thrive! Let's do it together!

[@QuackingUpwards]

🦋🦋🦋Bloom2025

[@VoxFruit]

listen to the full thing to evade quick dopamine

[@timianalytics7150]

Bro once I take a break, it's over for that dream 😂

[@farhadazad356]

It's too long and slow for ADHD brain

[@snigdhabishal7959]

Can someone point me out what I'm doing wrong? Let's say i took up and worked on this one powerpoint i need to present in my class.....i started a month ago in fear of procrastination......first day i read research papers and gathered info......a very productive session..... and i took two days break when i go back......i find everything is new and smth I've never seen before......or maybe i know but i feel like to make this second session productive i need to revise work from my first day...... and this compiles........ HOW DO I HELP MYSELF WITH THIS?

[@elenad288]

I have the same problem. What helps me sometimes is to record my screen. This way I can at least remind myself which docs I opened, what links I visited and where I stopped.

[@sumeet.]

The production value has raised so much! Kudos

[@adhdvision]

🤝

[@sidhigupta24]

I don't know y i get afraid of words like "forever" or "lifelong"

[@LoveGernal-fc5ox]

I have all adhd problems. But I can’t watch videos on 1.25 or faster . I only plays on normal speed. How u people absorb information

[@nicolebro8399]

I think my issue is also i font jnow what i want cause its always changing. How do i keep up with that?

[@bettingvision538]

video is overproduced ...makes me distracted

[@georget1304]

Exceptional !

[@forfunstudiostm3788]

yes

[@athanasiosgalanis5854]

Hey nik, whats your thoughts on the carnivore diet for adhd? Im about to start for the first time. i know well balanced diets are technically better to not have nutrient and vitamin deficiencies but i always hear people say carnivore diet was the only thing to actually help. I Keep constantly hearing it, people stopping their meds because carnivore was finally their solution, all anecdotal, but still. How many anecdotal accounts of peoples experiences do we need before we get a full large scale randomized human trial? Anyways im planning to go on a strict carnivore diet and take a multivitamin to cover my deficiencies and test this out.

[@charlotteseaney5267]

I don't believe in New Year's resolutions. I never have!

[@andreasprokscha6357]

Very cool Filmmaking, you are really talented in Ideas and Post Production! always surprising what you come up with! :)

[@adhdvision]

Thank you! Couldn't do this without our amazing team though

[@Dr.HarshTruth]

Your goal must become your addiction

[@HoneyBeeCrafts]

What if your resolution is to try harder at keeping your diet change. I don’t forget, I .. I’m not sure

[@voicingemotions]

Gets to the point at 8:12 . He has ADHD too 😅

[@valisae_singherlifeout]

Who else have to get ready to go somewhere or just is procrastinating on a task that is overdue ? 🤣🤣🤣

[@julianehusner9862]

I think, this is a great video for people, who have to deal with Adhs people... We work best in sprints is the best explanation, I have ever come across, and I can only approve to that. But I agree with the my fellow commentors here: very hard to watch with Adhs. If I hadn't jumped in the middle of your content, I wouldnt have startet to listen from the start. And it was very hard to follow through. But I am glad to see, other people struggle in the same way. That being said: thank you

[@antonin766]

If Christopher Nolan made a video about ADHD, this is how it would look like. Except it would include time travel.

[@adhdvision]

My favorite comment.

[@Olivia-rs5oo]

Hi I got 11/14 in your adhd test video that you did 6 years ago, sorry a bit late and I think I have autism too, I think my mum thinks I have autism but I'm not sure. I want to tell her that I think I have adhd and autism but I just can't do it. Any advice?

[@wianbrits7521]

Can I volunteer to do your subtitles for you??

[@sidhigupta24]

Please make a vedio on smell taste senses

[@Benjaminbrownbottom3535]

Iman gadzhi with ADHD. But its a good video though!

[@Thalanox]

...Was the title of this video changed?

[@Leo9ine]

Dude PLEASE tone it down, it's a self help video not Oceans Eleven

[@johnmollish7301]

No resolutions here.

[@Damo20]

Loved the Incredibles reference 😂 Excellent video, I found it very useful.

[@PaulnJenna]

Wish I could afford this!!!

[@Rob_132]

I never make New Year’s resolutions.

[@JoseCarlosMusic]

You should go ahead and upload your videos with 1.25x faster. And avoid us all the work 😂

[@T-BoneTribe]

Hahaha exactly!! Thank you!

[@gebbygebbers]

Nooo I need it on 0.75 😂

[@katzenmett1424]

you try to use sysems... no i don`t

[@Accidentally_Unmonk]

So difficult to watch the video with all generic information till the last bit. I skipped most of it

[@Gabriel-ServantOfGod]

Also, do not worship material progress. Im gonna do a bit of propaganda, my reward is with my Lord i seek no reward from anyone else. If you want, read the Qur'an, it has many examples on how people became fullfilled and overcame challanges, even when depressed or while having major roadblocks or speech problems (like Moses) And it's ADHD friendly, unlike the Bible tbh... Also it corrected some mistakes from historians, and who is best to correct human mistakes than the one who created our hands? Take my propaganda or not, but as someone with adhd and a believer, it would be a crime not to recommend this book. Especially with many people needing the Reminder, and the best of goals. The best of goals is the garden, no adhd there, God willing. Peace

[@sallyibrahim9135]

Too slow of video.

[@hokubluesky4989]

A video for ADHD: super long, infinite introduction, says in 200 words what could be said in 10, repeats things continuously. The infos are good, but watching it was a STRUGGLE. I had to read the transcription, jumping over from time to time, and remembering less. Congrats for the info and video quality anyway. Please just consider that we’re ADHD 😅😅

[@AbigailHailstones-i4w]

❤️

[@travelfun3513]

this is interesting

[@justsomeguy1671]

Man these videos are getting do long and saying the same things.

[@adiixtyya]

Hey BRo Today Its MY bIrthday today im really a big fan of u can u please gift me "focus mode" im really poor and it will help me a lot ill never forget u ?

[@schnippeldifit7805]

First

[@Vinioliveira6079]

You should have a book.

[@adhdvision]

Been thinking about that..