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I started taking Vyvanse at 10mg until 20mg I didn't feel a thing.. I started taking 30mg hopefully it does all the magical things you guys say about it.

I also suffered from being overweight. I'm thinking of taking Zepbound. Any thoughts?

I started taking Vyvanse at 10mg until 20mg I didn't feel a thing.. I started now taking 30mg hopefully it does all the magical things you guys say about it.

I also suffered from overweight I'm thinking taking with Zepbound. Any thoughts ?

Honestly I can't find a better plan than this

Your current plan $40.00 per month

Canada-US-Mexico roaming with data, talk and texts

80 GB of Shock-Free data at 5G speed

Additional discount of $10/month when you set up auto-pay by bank account

Canada-US-Mexico roaming with data, talk and texts

I can use my plan in the States (call and internet) no airplane mode

Additional data $13/100MB

Perks: One included at no extra charge

Unlimited Long Distance Pack (27 countries)

Because I am TELUS customer as well I get this below on my TELUS bill
Internet Mobile & Home Discount** -$10.00

I made a mistake and booked a Basic Economy ticket with American Airlines. I now realize I need to change my return date, but the fare rules don’t allow changes, and I’m stuck.

Has anyone dealt with this before? Is there anything at all I can try at this point?

I’ve been thinking about:

• Calling American Airlines to see if they can make an exception (even if I pay a fee)
• Whether it’s possible to get any kind of credit or partial value back
• If travel insurance ever helps in Basic Economy cases like this
• Any workaround like same-day changes, standby, or rebooking strategies
• Whether canceling and rebooking is ever worth it (even with penalties)

I understand Basic Economy is restrictive, but I’m hoping there might still be some option I’m missing.

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to understand the difference between a credit card and a line of credit, but I’m honestly confused.

I’ve always understood credit cards like this:

• You spend money
• If you pay the full balance on time, no interest

But now I’m being offered a Scotiabank line of credit, and it feels like they’re treating it almost like a credit card or debit card.

What confuses me is:

• They say I can access it with a card
• But I also read that interest starts immediately when you use it
• So there’s no “pay in full and avoid interest” system like a credit card

So I don’t really get:

• How is this better than a credit card?
• Why would someone use a line of credit instead of just using a credit card responsibly?
• And if I accept it, do I owe anything right away or only if I use it?

Right now it just feels like:
Credit card = simple, clear rules
Line of credit = feels like a loan disguised as a card?

Would really appreciate someone breaking this down in simple terms because I feel like I’m missing something obvious here.

Sempre tive muita dificuldade em manter consistência para ir pra academia

Normalmente começo bem e vou por algumas semanas, mas depois acabo por me perder com tantos conselhos, “dicas”, métodos diferentes e acabo me sobrecarregando… e eventualmente paro.

Já tentei usar vários apps, mas acabo sempre por me cansando e desisto. Por causa disso, estou com excesso de peso e não estou feliz com o meu corpo. Estou na casa dos 30.

Também sei que exercício físico pode ajudar MUITO com TDHA, o que torna tudo isto ainda mais frustrante.

Então queria perguntar:

• Como vocês conseguem manter consistência a longo prazo?
• Usam rotinas muito simples ou seguem planos mais estruturados?
• Como evitam ficar sobrecarregados ou perder o interesse?

Qualquer conselho prático ajuda muito.

Como vocês realmente estudam para um exame importante? Eu tô querendo tirar meu CSCP (Certified Supply Chain Professional), mas simplesmente não consigo focar. (TDAH + medicação não ajudando)

Sinceramente, eu tô meio desesperado agora.

Eu preciso estudar para a prova do CSCP, mas simplesmente não consigo me concentrar. Eu sento, abro o material… e nada entra na cabeça. Minha mente vai para outro lugar ou eu começo a evitar estudar completamente.

Eu tenho TDAH e tomo Vyvanse (20 mg), mas parece que não está ajudando muito nos estudos, o que deixa tudo ainda mais frustrante.

Eu realmente preciso passar nisso, mas me sinto travado.

Se alguém aqui:

• já passou no CSCP ou em outro Exame Importante (OAB etc...)
• estudou tendo TDAH
• ou simplesmente teve muita dificuldade de foco

Como vocês conseguiram estudar de verdade?

Não estou procurando rotina perfeita, só coisas reais que funcionaram para vocês.

Até dicas pequenas já ajudariam muito agora.

Obrigado desde já.

OBS: Eu moro fora do Brasil há mais de 10 anos. Esse exame é todo em inglês e o material… até os nativos dizem que é HORRÍVEL de estudar 😅

Hi All,

For those terminated, have you received any update?

I struggled my whole life with consistency to go to the gym

I do good for a few weeks and then I get lost with all these tips and tricks

i can’t find a good app I get bored with all of them

because of that I’m overweight and not happy with my body I’m a male on 30s

i also know that workouts are a great medicine to adhd

hi all

I couldn’t help but last night I stayed up all night knowing that I had meetings all day today I can’t skip work today.

I never have insomnia but usually on Sundays night or upcoming workshop at work I have issues with sleeping. how do you cope and make your brain shut off ??

anxiety is the killer and keeps me awake making me think about all scenarios that my life could go I’m tired of this nonsense

I’ve posted yesterday about taking the offer, but I still have a question.

I’m planning to get an iPhone 15 through Fido Certified, but I’m trying to understand if my setup will work the way I think it will.

My situation:

• My wife has a newer iPhone (she doesn’t want to downgrade)
• I want to use the iPhone 15 instead
• She’s on Fido
• I’m on Koodo

My question:
Are there any issues I should be aware of (like eSIM, carrier locks, activation problems, etc.)?

Basically, I want to take the iPhone 15 for myself and let her keep her current phone without changing plans

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to figure out whether I should stick with cashback or focus more on Aeroplan points, but I feel like my situation sits in a bit of a “middle zone” and I’m not sure what actually makes the most sense long-term.

Here’s my situation:

• Total credit card spend (personal + household impact):
  • 2023: ~$42,028
  • 2024: ~$46,349
  • 2025: ~$58,397
• My cards:
  • Amex Cobalt
  • CIBC Aeroplan Visa
  • Considering Wealthsimple 2% cashback
• My wife:
  • Neo Mastercard Elite (cashback)
  • All Costco spending goes through her card
• Travel habits:
  • I don’t have much flexibility with travel dates
  • I always fly economy
  • I usually book when needed, not strategically
  • I typically travel long-haul to South America from Vancouver in December

Given my spending level, household setup (Neo cashback already in play + my Aeroplan + Cobalt), and the fact I usually travel long-haul to South America in December, does Aeroplan actually beat a simple cashback-heavy approach in the real world?

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I have an expensive final career exam coming up, and I struggle because I only seem to study when the urgency gets very close to the exam date.

That pressure works for me, but I don’t want to keep living like that. How did you successfully prepare for and pass your career exam? Thank you.

I do own a 2021 Tucson, but with the cost of gas lately, I’m thinking about switching to an EV.

I’m on my last year of paying off the car, so I’m wondering what the smartest strategy would be.

What do you all think?

Hi all,

I suffered from eating disorder from a long time

I can't help but eat when I feel anxious. I fight my overweight for years.

I have ADHD I take meds but it doesn't help in anything

Hey everyone,

I’m honestly kind of freaking out right now.

I need to study for my CSCP exam, but I just cannot concentrate. I sit down, open the material… and nothing sticks. My brain just goes somewhere else or I start avoiding it completely.

I also have ADHD and I’m on Vyvanse (20 mg), but it doesn’t seem to be helping much with studying, which makes this even more frustrating.

I really need to get this done, but I feel stuck.

If anyone here has:

• passed the CSCP
• dealt with ADHD while studying
• or just struggled with focus in general

How did you actually do it?

I’m not looking for perfect routines, just real things that worked for you.
Even small tips would mean a lot right now.

Thanks in advance