Gratitude is a powerful force. As someone with ADHD, I know firsthand how easy it can get caught up in the constant swirl of thoughts, ideas, and impulses. It's far too easy to focus on what's not working, what needs to be fixed, what's frustrating or challenging. But consciously practicing gratitude can act as an anchor, grounding us in what's good and…
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