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The presence of another person creates gentle accountability without the pressure of performing. It\u2019s like co\u2010working for our nervous system. Feeling stuck? Set up a 90\u2010minute \u2018do the damn thing\u2019 session with a friend. You\u2019ll be amazed how much easier it feels. Take your vitamin C(onnect) One of our favourite ADHD psychiatrists, Dr Ned Hallowell calls human connection a crucial supplement. \u2018Vitamin C,\u2019 he says, \u2018is as essential as Vitamin D, exercise, and sleep\u2019. We\u2019re not meant to do life alone. And in a world that increasingly isolates us under the guise of \u2018freedom\u2019, connection can be a rebellion.<\/p>\n

Go to that book club or join the running group. Make a dumb meme for your best friend. Text your cousin who you haven\u2019t spoken to in years. Go see your neighbour. Say yes to the catch\u2010up, even if you\u2019re kind of tired. Hope thrives in proximity to life.<\/p>\n

If none of this feels available to you right now, you\u2019re not broken. You\u2019re just disconnected, and that\u2019s fixable. What\u2019s one small action you can take right now to help you boost your Vitamin C? What hope actually looked like in my life Dara Simkin In a previous chapter, I shared how the major contract collapse taught me about grief as unwanted change. But there was another lens for understanding that same experience, one that revealed how hope actually works in real life.<\/p>\n

Because what I didn\u2019t mention before is that even in the freefall, something small held. I didn\u2019t disappear or freeze. I acted. When that termination email arrived two weeks before Christmas 2022, what I felt was rage, panic and like I was falling down a deep, dark well. But beneath that chaos, I found a lawyer and I pushed back hard.<\/p>\n

I got the payout I deserved (or close to it) and I wasn\u2019t some passive character in my own story.<\/p>\n

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The systems around us are cracking Meet your cognitive upgrade Your internal tech stack Why this matters more than your next promotion Your emergency playbook The dynamic duo: Adaptability and play Lessons from the rubble This is your initiation PART I: The back\u2010end CHAPTER 1: Navigating the maze of our minds Our cognitive architecture evolved for a different world The archaeology of our assumptions From archaeology to evolution The defensive biases: How we filter reality The resistance biases: Why we cling to what we have The reinforcement biases: When facts make things worse When biases become tribal weapons The evolutionary hangover of tribalism The modern stakes: When rigidity meets complexity From tribal warfare to individual hope The plastic brain: Why resistance isn\u2019t permanent The map out of the maze CHAPTER 2: Crash the change party The grief we\u2019re all feeling Why is change so damn difficult?<\/p>\n

Two kinds of change challenges The immunity to change framework Overcoming immunity: A roadmap for change You can teach an old dog new tricks CHAPTER 3: Achievement syndrome How our biases feed the beast What is achievement syndrome?<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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