10/23/2026
As a veteran adhder I am very committed to doing a thing and then never looking at it again. (Case in point autocorrect errors on this post)
The first sign of trouble was math. Word problems... need I say more.
Once I learned I didn't do great at going back over my work I compensated by being such a perfectionist during writing assignments that they took forever to complete.
That worked for 20 years, but it burned me out and created a hatred for critical feedback and suggestions. Like, they would shut me down. What do you mean I spent 1 month writing this page and you have 10 comments on it. KMN
Now, after some work, I've embraced 'get it done, then make it great' but I'm really struggling with making it great....
All of this is in reference to my social media ad campaign for my online program, The Modern Dog Academy
I spent so long doing the work for this ad, I still haven't really recovered from the mental and emotional drain. After it published I felt a weight drop off my shoulders, but it also caused me to crash.
So I was super bummed when the reactions and engagement started dropping. Like, recovery from the task came to a full stop, reversed, and depression set in.
Luckily? Meta is giving me feedback and suggestions, some creative and some technical, and it feels like so much work - I hope that's just because of the tech jargon, which my intern is amazing at handling... but oof, I've been dragging my feet for 2 weeks to address these suggestions.
Ain't no time like the present or some s**t.
Keep your girl in your prayers
And if you're a reactive dog mom, comment "QUIZ" and I'll send you my free reactivity quiz to help you better understand your dog's reactivity. Then I'll send you some immediate steps you can take to get started towards recovery.