🔥Believe in Miracles. They Exist.


Hey ADHD friend,

This is a bit of a different newsletter, and honestly, I have been so busy with the cohort that I haven’t been able to write a longer, more detailed one.

Simultaneously, I felt the need to share this, in case someone else was struggling as I did.

It’s a really short one, but I hope you enjoy it:


Do you believe miracles exist?

If you are struggling in life.

If life feels unfair.

You might not believe in miracles.

But please, listen to someone who recently experienced a miracle, impossible to describe, impossible to imagine and impossible that something like this exists in the world.

But it happened.

From someone who struggled over 2 years, from the passing of my dad, my financial losses while building a startup, from literally hitting rock bottom, from years of being in the lonely chapter, from grinding hours without seeing any results, from failing at school (I really didn’t pass my final exams and didn’t achieve the degree), from multiple tendon issues because of my tight nervous system, from the feeling of no hope….

Life shifted in one day.

Literally.

A miracle.

Listen to this closely.

Do the work.

Do the uncomfortable.

Do the daily work no one is willing to do.

Don’t give up, even if it feels impossible, continue.

Be kind. Be Generous. Be loving. Give without expecting anything in return.

Wrestle with the angel, until you receive its blessing.

The universe will pay you back once you prove your courage.

You have to be willing to die to self in order to enter into the highest echelons of love, which is a kind of divine blessing.

And trust me, if you hold tight, you will receive its blessing.

Thanks for reading.

I felt the need to share it, hoping someone feels like they're in the same situation I was in for over 2 years, and life feels hopeless.

Hold tight, it might take longer than you expect.

→ Today’s Weekly ADHD Live Group Call will be a bit different. I want to help you address your struggles and overcome them by sharing and talking about them.

This session might be more of a Q&A, since I wasn’t able to plan and create a presentation.

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👉 Join today at 8 pm​

Jeff

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