June Wrap-Up

June has been a re-defining kind of a month. For decades, I’ve been a passionate do-er of many things. I’ve done, and continue to do, a great many things. But over the years, I’ve hesitated when asked, “What do you do for work?” The answer would often sound fluffy or would shift month to month...Continue reading

Julie Legg, May 2025

The May That Was

I’ve been enjoying the seasonal shift of May – golden leaves crunching underfoot, the crisp bite in the morning air, the comforting scent of the burning wood fire, warm socks, early dusks, and endless cups of tea. That’s what autumn means to me. It’s been a strange-old month here in rural Waikato. The days are...Continue reading

Julie Legg

March Musings

It’s been another happy and busy month! I reflect on a month of March musings. On a personal noteBack in the veggie patch, I’ve finally cracked a weeding system that actually works for me! Instead of dragging barrow-loads of green waste to the compost bins, I’ve started pushing weeds and spent plants to the outer...Continue reading

February Reflections

February has been a month of great conversations, shared experiences, and exciting opportunities to support the ADHD community. On a Personal Note When I’m not writing or podcasting, I’ve been spending a lot of time in my veggie jungle, foraging and loving every minute of it. This whopper is a tromboncino, and while I have...Continue reading

February Webinars – Understanding Adult ADHD

ADHD isn’t just a childhood condition—it’s a lifelong experience that often goes unrecognized well into adulthood. I was delighted to co-host two webinars in February, Understanding Adult ADHD, to explore the realities of living with ADHD, dispell common myths, and share strategies for thriving. My fellow co-host was Sydney-based ADHD coach Caroline Beresford. Caroline brought...Continue reading

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