What I now know for sure is that ADHD is very misunderstood. Most of the symptoms are things everyone experiences to some extent, which is why it’s often discredited.

A few weeks later I found myself in another Michelin Star restaurant, in the north of Spain. This time I was with a few people I’d met while hiking the Camino Santiago. We laughed, we drank wine, we shared stories and we enjoyed each other’s company. 

I can’t remember what the food tasted like.

These are my top 3, and after playing around with a lot of different ones they have become the ones I’ve used the most over time.

Now that I have the stable income I can make a budget and am able to live within my feedom number. But the allure of the extra money still has me working on weekends sometimes, I just can’t seem to let it go.

The last in-depth course I did was called LifeBook, and it’s by far the best online personal development course I’ve done.

I’d say I put almost 100 hours into the course, but now I have an entire book about everything I want out of life.

In the long run, I want all aspects of my life to run on auto-pilot.

What that means in the short-term is that things will have to get harder before they get easier. I’m investing a lot of time and effort into tracking as much of my life as possible.

There’s no direct English translation but in its simplest form it translates to “a reason for being”. It’s basically a combination of what you love doing, what you can be paid for, what the world needs and what you’re good at. In practical use, it can be a different approach for deciding what you want to do with your life.

I obviously thought I could build like twelve habits at once. Was I successful? Not even close! I have pretty much the same amount of habits in place as I did a year ago. I was trying to do too much!

You know the saying “money doesn’t buy happiness”? Well I feel like it’s only a half-truth. It’s a bit more complicated than that.