In last week's episode, I talked about the Hot-Cold Empathy Gap and how it can be hard for us to really remember or predict how our state is going to affect our actions - one of the consequences of this is that we often label ourselves as lazy when we didn't do something. Our cold state brain tells us that we should have just done the thing, all the while neglecting how we felt. This disconnect is what leads to a lot of our self-judgment and in particular, those of us with ADHD often find ourselves labeling ourselves as lazy.
Why didn't I walk the dogs?
I was feeling lazy - or maybe I feel overwhelmed with work or maybe I couldn't find the leashes.
When we don't do something it's easy to label it as lazy, but often that doesn't tell us what was really going on.
Today we're going to be exploring the idea of lazy and how what we might want to start looking at it a bit differently.Support me on PatreonConnect with me on:Twitteror ask me a question on my Contact PageFind the show note at HackingYourADHD.com/lazymyth
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