u/funnybutstressed

Is this a problem for anyone else? They say they like your content, sign the contract and hire you. Then when you send the calendar they want to edit everything you made. I just want to yell "WHY DID YOU HIRE ME?" I have a strategy & I know what works. I get changing things that may be not on brand, but changing every little thing doesn't make sense and frustrates me maybe more than it should. How do you combat this?

I never thought I had ADHD. In fact, I honestly was raised that it was fake. Then a couple months ago I finally went to a doctor & asked about it. I’ve been on anxiety medicine for a long time & a mood stabilizer. I took an ADHD test & had very high numbers. She put me on Strattera. But I’m already on other meds & would prefer not to be on so many. I literally HAVE to be doing two things at once. I cannot focus on one task at a time, often switching between them (especially at work). I’m literally writing this while brushing my teeth. I also get overstimulated super easily. I never put it together until I got on the ADHD meds & I am so much more patient (I have twin 3 year olds). I never had this issue in school but I was a very active person & college athlete (5 years ago) and I’m not now. I don’t know. I’m just discouraged. What helped you the most? Like non-medication hacks? Specifically for work? Or home? Anything!

I am honestly just looking for tips on how to gain a little muscle while working 8 hours a day at a desk, then immediately having to pick up two toddlers, drive an hour home, feed them then put them to bed. I'm exhausted and have so much on my plate. I am on the shot because I was at my highest weight ever. but I am wanting to retain some muscle too. I just can't go to the gym with my schedule. I am a former college athlete so the weight gain and losing muscle is difficult. Any tips welcome. please don't be mean every time I post on reddit in the past someone is so mean I delete my entire account.