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Before Thanksgiving, I told my daughter there were no food rules this year. She walked into the holiday almost anxiety free, chose corn casserole and cookies, and had her happiest Thanksgiving ever. I am unlearning old expectations and embracing holiday food freedom because the memories matter more than the menu.

After a full-on mental health crisis brought on by ADHD overwhelm, school chaos, and homeschool stress, I’m sharing how small resets—like using Google Tasks, keeping a nightly kitchen reset, and cooking at home—helped me regain stability and rebuild ADHD productivity one step at a time.

Life has been loud and heavy lately, and I’ve been leaning on my faith reset more than ever. This post isn’t about cleaning tips or to-do lists - it’s a raw reflection on what it looks like to reset my heart with faith when life feels overwhelming. If you’ve ever needed a faith reset to make it through, you’ll understand.

Meal prep doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With ADHD brains, it’s the small wins that matter - like portioning meat, bagging fruit, and doubling up on spaghetti sauce. These ADHD meal prep hacks make Future You feel cared for, even on the busiest nights.