Think about the last thing you quit. Odds are it wasn't a decision. It was a missed day, and the missed day felt like a verdict. This episode retires three myths that make neurodivergent moms walk away from systems that might have worked: that a system only works if you hit the number, that it failed if it didn't work in two weeks, and that being inconsistent means you lack discipline.Prynsecc, a late self-recognized autistic and ADHD mom of three, explains why a number assumes a week that holds still, why an order doesn't, and why every system needs a low setting for your worst week. Then she walks you through building the antidote live: find the low setting, put the steps in an order that survives your worst day, and judge it on your hardest week instead of in two weeks.One small experiment to try: write the worst-week version of something you quit.Free sneak peek of The Anchor Effect, The Praxis, when you join the Interest List: <a href="https://prynseccebonye.com/b/founding-reader-interest-list">https://prynseccebonye.com/b/founding-reader-interest-list</a>

Why Neurodivergent Moms Quit Habits: 3 Consistency Myths, Retired

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