
What Changes When You Stop Calling Yourself Broken
What if the things you’ve spent your whole life trying to “fix” aren’t the character flaws that you always assumed they were? At 55, Josh now sees years of distraction, procrastination, hyperfocus, overwhelm, and executive dysfunction in a new light: ADHD.
This week, Josh and John talk about how understanding replaces self blame. John shares his own journey of learning more about his brain, and together they expand the conversation beyond neurodiversity to a common challenge: identifying what isn’t working in your life and taking action.
They dig into the knowing/doing gap; why asking for help is a strength; the importance of real accountability; and why we often extend more grace to the people we love than we ever give ourselves.
An honest conversation about ADHD, executive dysfunction, self awareness, personal growth, self-compassion, asking for help, and the freedom that can come from finally understanding yourself a little better.
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- Learn more about John: JohnSpence.com
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About John Spence: John is a globally recognized business thought leader, former owner/CEO of five companies, and advisor/coach to organizations from startups to the Fortune 10. He’s lectured at more than 90 universities and was named by the American Management Association as one of “America’s Top 50 Leaders to Watch.”
About the show: Notes for an Awesome Life with John Spence focuses on personal growth, happiness, clarity, and the everyday habits that compound into an AWESOME life.
Credits: Hosts John Spence and Josh Wilson • Produced by Josh Wilson for Familiar Wilsons Media • Special thanks: Amanda Wilson (writing and production), and Domingo Jimenez (writing and marketing).
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