Chris Blundell | Ultranormal
Chris Blundell | Ultranormal
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How Long For an Ex to Come Back? The REAL Timeline
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In this video, we explore the process of reconciliation after a breakup, addressing the timeline for your partner to notice your efforts and the crucial aspects influencing this duration. We discuss why there's no quick fix and the importance of deep, genuine change over surface-level adjustments. Learn about expectancy bias, the 'Valley of Doubt,' and why things might get worse before they get better. By understanding the steps and embracing growth during tough moments, discover how you can shorten the reconciliation timeline a...
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STOP Being A "Yes Man" it DESTROYS Attraction
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🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE093& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 The Yes Man Illusion: How People Pleasing is Destroying Your Relationship In this video, we explore the harmful effects of constantly agreeing with your partner to avoid conflict, which often leads to emotional disconnection, loss of ...
2024's "Best Relationship Advice" Is Not What You Think...
Просмотров 1219 часов назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE093& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 Breaking Down NYT's Best Relationship Advice: The Good, Bad, and Ugly In this video, I take a deep dive into the best relationship advice list published by the New York Times, sharing my thoughts and insights on what makes for good, b...
"No Contact" Is TOXIC As F*ck. Do THIS Instead.
Просмотров 31614 часов назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE092& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 "High Value Man" video mentioned: ruclips.net/video/5yft_3ji3Ro/видео.html Why No Contact is Toxic: The Real Way to Win Your Ex Back In this video, I debunk the popular 'no contact' method advice often suggested for reconciling with a...
The 'High Value Man' Myth is Costing You Your Relationship
Просмотров 23819 часов назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE091& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, we debunk the 'high value man' concept and explore how it can harm your relationship by creating unrealistic expectations and focusing on external validation. Learn why the alpha and beta categorization is scientificall...
Before You Leave Them, Watch This (3 CRUCIAL Questions)
Просмотров 25314 дней назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE090& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, we'll explore the three critical questions you need to ask yourself before deciding to walk away from your relationship. If your relationship is on the brink, or you've already separated, it can be a confusing time fill...
"I Love You, But Not IN LOVE With You" - AVOID This Mistake
Просмотров 28014 дней назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE089& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 A lot of us are looking for relationship advice for when your partner says, 'I love you, but I'm not in love with you,'. It can be devastating. In this video, learn why this moment could be a turning point for positive changes in your...
Your Friends Relationships Are RUINING Yours
Просмотров 17821 день назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE088& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, we explore the psychology behind why we compare our relationships to others on social media, the damage it causes, and how to break free from this comparison trap. Learn about the social comparison theory, the role of t...
Why They Cheat | What They DON'T Tell You...
Просмотров 22321 день назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE087& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 The 5 Fatal Communication Responses I mention in the video: ruclips.net/video/EraLwTy7mso/видео.html In this video, we explore the complex reasons behind why partners cheat in relationships and marriages. We'll debunk common myths abo...
How to DESTROY Your Relationship
Просмотров 52221 день назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE086& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, I am going to talk about the easiest ways to destroy your relationship. Learn how adopting a victim mindset, blaming your partner, forcing them to manage your emotions, invalidating their feelings, and acting like an ex...
Your Partner's Hot & Cold Behavior Is Hiding THIS Secret
Просмотров 81921 день назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE085& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, I break down why your partner might be acting hot and cold, what to avoid, and what you can do to enhance the positive moments in your relationship. I'll explore the reasons behind their contradictory behavior, the impa...
STOP Chasing: How to RE-ATTRACT Your Partner After Separation
Просмотров 50028 дней назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE084& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, we'll discuss why chasing your partner during a separation often backfires and provides alternative strategies to rebuild your relationship through emotional safety, intellectual intimacy, and goal synergy. Learn how sh...
NEVER Feel Insecure | Crafting a CHEAT-PROOF Relationship
Просмотров 19628 дней назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE083& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this video, I discuss the detrimental effects of insecurity in relationships and how focusing on your partner's behavior can push them further away. I'll break down why behaviors like controlling, being overly needy, or becoming pa...
Be A LEADER Your Relationship (WITHOUT Being Controlling)
Просмотров 260Месяц назад
🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE082& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 Healthy Leadership in Relationships: A Guide to Non-Toxic Partnership Dynamics In this video, we explore the concept of leadership within romantic relationships and dispel common myths that equate leadership with control and dominance...
The 5 Unspoken Stages of Reconciliation
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🚨Join my Relationship Bootcamp (Free!): be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE081& More Relationship Advice: ruclips.net/p/PLk9vq40YQ-1p1A5143gGrQbhQcLgqgLV3 In this episode, we discuss the challenging journey of mending a broken relationship through understanding the five stages of reconciliation. From skepticism to conditionally unconditional commitment, we break down each stage, highlig...
Why Overthinking RUINS Every Relationship (And How to Stop)
Просмотров 723Месяц назад
Why Overthinking RUINS Every Relationship (And How to Stop)
The Lie of "Relationship Compatibility"
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The Lie of "Relationship Compatibility"
Master Your Emotions. Master Your Relationship.
Просмотров 353Месяц назад
Master Your Emotions. Master Your Relationship.
Is Your Partner A Narcissist? The Truth
Просмотров 478Месяц назад
Is Your Partner A Narcissist? The Truth
STOP Taking What Your Partner Says PERSONALLY
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STOP Taking What Your Partner Says PERSONALLY
'Relationship Goals' Are The Problem, Not The Solution...
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'Relationship Goals' Are The Problem, Not The Solution...
Relationship Boundaries Are NOT What You Think...
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Relationship Boundaries Are NOT What You Think...
You Need to STOP Being Needy in Relationships
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You Need to STOP Being Needy in Relationships
The DANGER of Confronting Partner Lies
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The DANGER of Confronting Partner Lies
No, don't wait for A.I. to save your relationship...
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No, don't wait for A.I. to save your relationship...
Social Media Is NOT An ADHDers Friend
Просмотров 273Месяц назад
Social Media Is NOT An ADHDers Friend
Stonewalling: The POWERFUL Way To Break Through
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Stonewalling: The POWERFUL Way To Break Through
How To Save Your Relationship ALONE By Doing THIS
Просмотров 723Месяц назад
How To Save Your Relationship ALONE By Doing THIS
ADHD Perfectionism: Navigating the Two Types
Просмотров 2662 месяца назад
ADHD Perfectionism: Navigating the Two Types
Unlocking The Potential In Your Relationship: A Key Mindset Shift
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Unlocking The Potential In Your Relationship: A Key Mindset Shift

Комментарии

  • @BeUltranormal
    @BeUltranormal 22 часа назад

    👋🏻Hiya all! Hope you enjoyed this! Let me know if you're on a reconciliation journey at the moment! 👫 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE095& - Chris

  • @Indiangrilldad
    @Indiangrilldad 3 дня назад

    Yep! Paper worked better than Notion for tracking my job search. Thanks brother!

  • @bullboywins
    @bullboywins 4 дня назад

    This is misleading, if you fundamentally have working memory issues like most adhd'ers do, then even if you use all these frameworks, they can only help you with structuring experience recall, they can't help you with communicating in real time with discussions because once you start changing the variables within that framework it'll more than likely collapse except you're working from some sort of external system like a note or something.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 4 дня назад

      Thanks for the comment! If I'm understanding you correctly, then you're suggesting that frameworks are unable to work because our working memory challenges means that we would always require an external prompt in order to work? If so, then I disagree. Ultimately our brains still work in the same way as others, we simply have less "RAM" slots than other people, so we're still able to learn and develop skills through repetition and practice. This is why people with ADHD can still drive cars and pass a driving test despite not having any external prompts to help them remember what to do in the moment. In fact, both myself and my members have had success with learning and speaking in frameworks. It's simply practice and repetition, will an external prompt help with that? Sure! But practicing will mean you won't need it in the moment. There's often a misconception that people will ADHD cannot build habits, so perhaps that's where your comment is coming from? So, yes, it is more effort upfront, but I disagree that it's misleading. In fact, if you look around at framework communication videos/blogs etc... you can see many many scores of ADHDers who have had plenty of positive experiences with it.

    • @bullboywins
      @bullboywins 3 дня назад

      @@BeUltranormal First, I'm just realising the comment might have come across as rude and dismissive, so my apologies for that, the video is quite informative, the title and wordings just made me think I was getting something more than this. That said, I'm saying the frameworks are not the solution for real-time discussion processing and communication speed. Like I said - it works for static stuff that you memorize(practice) and need to remember in a structured format including driving, you don't really need to change key variables when driving. It could work for interviews, presentations e.t.c like you mentioned for instance where there are a number of things you memorize and can then practice and recall them with that framework, but it's not going to work in fast-paced corporate work where you need to communicate in real-time with variables changing and moving during your conversations. That's my point and what I thought the video was going to address for me.

  • @BeUltranormal
    @BeUltranormal 4 дня назад

    👋🏻Hiya all! Hope you enjoyed this video! Let me know your thoughts! 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE093& - Chris

  • @Indiangrilldad
    @Indiangrilldad 4 дня назад

    When the whole internet tells you that ADHD’ers are better off single, this is a wonderful positive take!! Thanks for this…

  • @BeUltranormal
    @BeUltranormal 4 дня назад

    👋🏻Heya y'all! Hope you enjoyed today's vid! Let me know your thoughts on being a "yes man"!✅✅ 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE093& - Chris

  • @cheryllindberg1975
    @cheryllindberg1975 5 дней назад

    Living with ADHD is like trying to survive in a jungle blindfolded. Every step is fraught with peril.

  • @sehr56
    @sehr56 5 дней назад

    Good stuff, Chris! Very helpful perspective. Yeah a lot of videos out there say that no contact is the way to go, but obviously that is very flawed. Not hurting anybody but oneself. Hope you’re staying nice and dry. Heckuva storm you guys have had down there.!🛟

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 3 дня назад

      Thanks man! Yeah this season has been brutal for us. Hopefully things have been drier/calmer for you

  • @leydensjar
    @leydensjar 5 дней назад

    The closed captions are out of synch significantly.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      Looks like I uploaded the wrong ones, thank you so so much for pointing that out! Should be fixed now :)

  • @saloneman3768
    @saloneman3768 5 дней назад

    What if your girlfriend cheated on you. Is it justifiable to go no contact:; just disappear without explanation?

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      Our brains can justify any behavior if we really try hard enough. :) To be frank with you, I have been cheated on a lot in previous relationships. It was a trigger point and a chip I carried on my shoulder for a long long time. Every time I got a hint of it, I would fall for the Paradox of Control and try to either 'catch' those partners in the lie, or I'd justify me pulling away from the relationship. It never stopped anyone from cheating and it never got to the root of WHY people cheat. (I broke down that in this video: ruclips.net/video/8wVmSFjvUQU/видео.htmlsi=oZzZmH6srcsUS8MZ ) My questions would be: what is your goal in no contact? Why are you doing it? Punishment? Create a reaction? Prove a point? Pride? Trying to protect yourself from more hurt? If the answer to any of them is 'yes' then you could easily justify to yourself disappearing without any explanation. But in doing that you will also have to accept the other consequences of those actions too: Destroying emotional safety Perpetuating the negative view of you/the relationship Reinforcing controlling behavior within yourself Developing more avoidant tendencies within yourself Never understanding the reasons as to why someone cheats, so not being able to reduce the risk of it happening again Relying on temporary fixes The things that feel good in the moment (the ones that have immediate gratification) are often the simplest, and weakest to our goals. If you want to repair a relationship, to build the connection, to grow, etc... then No Contact leaves you in a much worse situation. Each to their own, though, I've done both now and I can say from experience the more difficult option (what I present in this video) will get you more in the long run.

  • @Sarahyz
    @Sarahyz 5 дней назад

    My ADHD ex would just feel too overwhelmed to even speak with me and suddenly cease communication altogether for days if not weeks in the worst cases. I suppose it’s a different context opposed to what you’re talking about here, where there is an agreement to not speak for X amount of time? Anyway, not showing the courage or capacity to actually have a mature conversation about the relationship is a big red flag for me. Though I know some people are generally avoidant of speaking their true thoughts and feelings…

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      So, I've touched on stonewalling in this video here: ruclips.net/video/WfaooHck_4Y/видео.htmlsi=XtCG7kmWyO6gC0Bc but I would say that although it feels like them not having the 'courage' to have a conversation, I'd say that it's quite disempowering to the relationship to point the finger of blame and walk away. This is what my members and I talk about called the Illusion of Blame, which *feels good* in the moment, but ultimately isn't effective at mending the relationship E.g. Let's say that your partner IS scared and DOESNT have the capacity to talk about the relationship right now, some things to think about: a) There is a good reason for them not wanting to open up: emotional safety has been destroyed b) Have you *mastered* how to open them up, create the emotional safety for them to feel comfortable? c) Do you think that they are *more* or *less* likely to open up if they feel you blame them for not feeling safe? Simply put, if someone IS generally avoidant of speaking their feelings, there are usually very very good reasons for it. And you're left with 3 options: 1) Blame their character and walk away because you think they won't change 2) Blame their character and stay but take no action to open them up 3) Don't blame their character, believe they can change and then take the action to open them up and walk through their feelings. Many clients I've worked with came to me in situations where they were blocked, cut off, etc... and because they took option 3 (the hard, but effective option) they changed their situation and now are reconciled and crafting massive amounts of emotional safety for their partner to open themselves up. Ultimately, I know that this isn't *easy* but in order to cultivate any relationship compatibility, someone needs to lead by example otherwise it will be a constant back and forth of point scoring and nothing with change. It's not for everyone, but for those who take that path, they get to reap the rewards! :)

    • @Sarahyz
      @Sarahyz 5 дней назад

      @@BeUltranormal thanks for your thoughtful response, Chris. I know I had a role in that relationship and really tried hard to change my own responses to this person. But when you consistently get interrupted when trying to talk and are still blamed at the end of the day for failing to prevent escalations, it takes enormous effort to not become disgruntled and keep applying what I would imagine you teach your coachees. I blame the untreated ADHD condition for most of the problems we had and due to other circumstantial factors decided this is not the relationship I find worth investing in.

  • @bobbooey45
    @bobbooey45 6 дней назад

    This all sounds great on paper, but people that give you the silent treatment as a means to punish is a different type of situation

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      I have an entire video on Stonewalling over here! :) ruclips.net/video/WfaooHck_4Y/видео.html

  • @ducganktem201
    @ducganktem201 6 дней назад

    📠 fact

  • @BeUltranormal
    @BeUltranormal 6 дней назад

    👋🏻Heya everyone! Hope you like this one! Have you tried no contact before? ❓❓ 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE092& - Chris

  • @user-nb7he4tc5o
    @user-nb7he4tc5o 7 дней назад

    170 views, dont quit your day job

  • @josiahwright3751
    @josiahwright3751 7 дней назад

    This guy makes a few good points, admittedly, particularly pertaining to the Hierarchy of Needs, the myth of the Alpha/Beta system, and the fact that women are equal in the workplace (true in the eyes of the law, and although there is a lot that could be said about this, for the sake of time I can see why it was not addressed). I would disagree with the insinuation that men are primarily pursuing material success to increase their chances with women, but would suggest that this is largely due to an increased desire for financial independence and self sufficiency. Many of us remember the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Not a pleasant time. I would also disagree with the implication that a partnership is solely about emotional support, but my dissent comes solely from academic study rather than experience (I'm a lifelong adherent to the MGTOW ideology, from even before it had a name). While this is a factor in a partnership, it is a rather small factor. ~20-40% of divorces cite financial problems, so while it is true that women don't need men for financial assistance in the modern era, there seems to be a certain quality of life that people grow accustomed to, and if that standard is unmet, then emotional support becomes irrelevant. Emotional support doesn't pay for a Mercedes. At least, that's what those with experience say. Dude seems to be a good speaker and is quite insightful. We hold some differing opinions, but he was logical and his reasoning was consistent. Seems like an interesting guy and I may have to watch some more of his videos.

  • @raymeester7883
    @raymeester7883 7 дней назад

    I don't think you understand what High Value Man is.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 7 дней назад

      Thanks for the feedback! Will take it on board. :)

    • @timothydigerolamo
      @timothydigerolamo 6 дней назад

      @@BeUltranormalgold response to a silly comment

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 6 дней назад

      @@timothydigerolamo :)

    • @prodigalson504
      @prodigalson504 5 дней назад

      And those of us that read this, think the very same about you. Either AI or person...😅

  • @BeUltranormal
    @BeUltranormal 8 дней назад

    👋🏻Hey all! Hope you enjoyed this! Let me know your opinion on the idea of being a High Value Man!🐺 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE091& - Chris

  • @rayrayhazelnut
    @rayrayhazelnut 8 дней назад

    Thank you for this wake up call! ❤ I'm sure I've had ADHD my whole life but I wasn't diagnosed until i was 27 years old. currently back in school for my bachelors and it's been a challenge when all the study motivation videos, etc. scream at you to be consistent, when they should be screaming persistence! so thanks again, really needed this today 😊

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      Thank you so much! Keep going, keep growing!!

  • @melindamassey14
    @melindamassey14 9 дней назад

    Maybe not be dogmatic. Be flexible and dont be their parent. Look for the great parts. And understand ADHD have been forced to think outside the box. And with that comes a unique way of viewing the world.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      ADHDers have an outside the box view of the world and it's awesome!

  • @meropale
    @meropale 9 дней назад

    I love solo work as an introvert.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      That's awesome! I do a lot of work solo too, I try to mix it up as much as I can to keep myself out of my comfort zone :)

  • @williamgrand9724
    @williamgrand9724 9 дней назад

    So any job really...

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      Definitely wouldn't say that. I made another video on a lot of great careers for ADHDers

  • @Indiangrilldad
    @Indiangrilldad 9 дней назад

    Great video again! I personally can relate. That being said avoiding such careers also pushes us ADHD’ers into comfort zone which is not great for our brains. We really need to get comfortable about discomfort

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      Thank you for the kind words! I do agree! Not everyone wants to hear that, but I'm all about discomfort, it's the space where we grow the most.

  • @youtubecommentator6023
    @youtubecommentator6023 10 дней назад

    Man that "under-promise, over-deliver" thing is so real. I am always making promises that I definitely plan on keeping in the moment and with good intent but always struggle to follow through with and I feel like my promises don't mean anything to those around me anymore. I need to practice under-promising and over delivering.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      100% I rarely make promises as to outcomes for people, our reputation is all we have, the more deliberate we are with what we promise vs what we deliver, the more we can create a reputation that people can trust. :) You got this!

  • @MrColdNoodles
    @MrColdNoodles 10 дней назад

    When you have ADHD and have to play this three times through because you couldn't stay focused long enough to hear what he was saying

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      I had to read your comment three times too before I could formulate a reply lol 😅

  • @Lindokuhle19988Zulu
    @Lindokuhle19988Zulu 10 дней назад

    I get shocked when people say they miss me. It genuinely feels fake.

  • @Esc4pe_velocity
    @Esc4pe_velocity 12 дней назад

    How about marketing?

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      That covers a wide range, but it's creative and can be fast paced which is great for ADHDers! I worked in marketing for a long time and had a lot of enjoyment/success for sure, it would all depend on the specifics of what you did.

  • @Hannah11-i5q
    @Hannah11-i5q 13 дней назад

    I’ve got ADHD and I’ve struggled with cannabis addiction for about 10 years, I don’t like relationships really and I like being alone, however when I’ve quit weed I end up “in love” pretty quickly with people I talk to and then end up in relationships, I don’t understand, is this me or is weed the real me? I started smoking again and it made me realise I don’t actually know if I feel this way about the person, is this my brain? I don’t understand because I feel like without weed im not myself, can anyone explain?

  • @shinzoux5912
    @shinzoux5912 14 дней назад

    This video is criminally under-rated at the time of writing. Hope your content blows up!

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 13 дней назад

      That's super super kind of you to say! Thanks so much for the support

    • @shinzoux5912
      @shinzoux5912 13 дней назад

      @@BeUltranormal It was super helpful and informative, great production quality too! Ez sub :)

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 12 дней назад

      💛💛

  • @jacqueslee2592
    @jacqueslee2592 14 дней назад

    ADHD made me waste years. I could have literally gotten a PhD with the years that not being focused, having time blindness, having pressure from mentally abusive and narcissistic parents, and then being rejected due to lack of employment history and the unstructured path of my early career that made me only have temporary and seasonal jobs. I fell behind in life and the sense of falling behind causes me more pain and intrusive thoughts. I changed my career from teaching, though I could not land a full time teacher but then transitioned to IT. My ADHD causes me always waste a year from studying from my certification exams and then I can only study two weeks before the test for the past three years. Each year I only study in the last minute. I do not know how I fast forwarded three years.

  • @VioFax
    @VioFax 14 дней назад

    I don't think some of the commenters realize how infuriating your ADHD is for others in your circle of influence to put up with.... ADHD people are annoying. All yall want to do is what YOU want to be doing. Period.

  • @cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638
    @cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638 15 дней назад

    a little off topic, but am i the only one having the weirdest subtitles?

  • @rhondafrederick4049
    @rhondafrederick4049 16 дней назад

    I don’t know why I didn’t realize I was doing this. Ive recognized it in so many other parts of my life for a long time. I wish id known this 2 months ago😢😢 We had been together for 10 years until he left me 2 months ago. We had broken up and gotten back together so many times in those 10 years but this one is final. He complained about a lack of affection but I think it was because i was always resentful for something irresponsible he had done or said. I thought he was the porcupine but maybe it was me. Ive been in severe pain since he left but im starting to learn to love myself and that helps a lot. I didn’t understand why he left angry.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      It can feel confusing and *final* final in many ways, some of my members had been split up for *years* and still turned things around and reconciled. I'd suggest this video to you as an alternate point of view to start looking at: ruclips.net/video/u74SwMdU2pQ/видео.htmlsi=rH3WDKY0AUC9AoHh Hope this helps!

    • @rhondafrederick4049
      @rhondafrederick4049 3 дня назад

      @@BeUltranormal thank you, ill watch it

  • @deanastuart647
    @deanastuart647 16 дней назад

    Conversation with my partner and mother, is almost ALWAYS impossible!

  • @deanastuart647
    @deanastuart647 16 дней назад

    This was very helpful.. Thank you, watching from Brisbane, Australia. Newly diagnosed after years of misdiagnosis. I work stupid long hours so this resinated with me BIG TIME

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 12 дней назад

      Glad it was helpful! Thanks so so much for stopping by!

  • @jacqueslee2592
    @jacqueslee2592 17 дней назад

    It's a daily nightmare and also the feeling of wasting years of life is overwhelming. I experience time dilation and time warping. I have 4 years studying for an IT certification for my work and it does not feel like four years, have unread books and , and I always study in the last two weeks and end up failing and then repeating the same process next year. When I saw that I purchased my study material and took the course 4 years ago, I wanted to break stuff and my windows. I had a whole year of study and I always told myself that I was going to study for a year at least three times a week but I could only begin studying 3 weeks before the exam. Time blindness is the reason why I have fallen behind in my career. I was never diagnosed and I fear that doctors would not believe me and I am unhealthy now so they will blame it on something else. But ADHD is the reason why I am ill today.

  • @guitarchitectural
    @guitarchitectural 17 дней назад

    So - out of curiosity, have you stuck with it? Or did it fall victim to your ADHD? I ask as a fellow ADHDer who has tried and failed to keep past systems but have hope for this one!

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 17 дней назад

      Surprisingly enough I still use some form of it! I often have audits of my file organization to clean up any stray files that have appeared elsewhere but for the most part my files have kept the same format. I'd say that having an archive has been the most crucial, as it clears out anything that's not currently being used (ie. The last 30 days). If I were to simplify it further for people I'd say to cut it to PROJECTS and ARCHIVE at a minimum so that you can move things across from one to another and keep the focus on what is actively being worked on now. Having audit/check-ins with yourself is something I recommend too. It's easy to place on repeat on your calendar and the 2 hours they take give back many many more hours over the month

  • @MikeBrown-xo1kg
    @MikeBrown-xo1kg 18 дней назад

    Thank you Chris! Came across your content today and this is exactly what I needed for my "mixed" relationship. Question - I watched your video about how ADHDers aren't consistent right before this one, so I'm interested in how you reconcile that with the importance you place on consistency in this video.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 18 дней назад

      Hey Mike! Thanks for stopping by, And great question. Consistency of effort is key. We cannot always control outcomes, as there will always be failures/missteps etc... so it's important to be consistent with the effort (ie. Persistent) AND improving the process (e.g. if there is a misstep ensuring that you don't ignore it, but actually DO something with it). In this way you may still be inconsistent in outcomes, but the growth graph is always moving in an upward trajectory, if that makes sense?

    • @MikeBrown-xo1kg
      @MikeBrown-xo1kg 17 дней назад

      @@BeUltranormal Thanks Chris, that makes a lot of sense. I suppose I was interpreting what you were saying as consistency of results, which I really struggle with even when I'm putting in a lot of effort because I've tested in the bottom 1% for inattentiveness, so reframing this as consistency of effort helps refocus on the methods (which I can more control) than the results.

  • @Indiangrilldad
    @Indiangrilldad 18 дней назад

    Brother! You are doing gods work. Don’t worry about the views. Keep doing what you’re doing!!!

  • @andrewcotter7273
    @andrewcotter7273 18 дней назад

    Oof. I am in a very good place in my marriage. But I can relate to all this. The strangest thing about being diagnosed with ADHD in my mid-30's is the constant realization that I am a type-cast. A cliche. It always just blows my mind how predictable I am and have been.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 5 дней назад

      Predictability is not just an ADHD thing, it's a human thing :)

  • @BeUltranormal
    @BeUltranormal 18 дней назад

    👋🏻Howdy everyone! Hope you enjoyed the video! Are you considering walking away from your relationship? 🚨Come join my NEW Relationship Bootcamp! be.ultranormal.co/relationship-bootcamp?YTE090& - Chris

  • @evanalexandr
    @evanalexandr 18 дней назад

    👏👏👏

  • @cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638
    @cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638 18 дней назад

    this is why its important to get a diagnosis. at least in my opinion. it would have helped me understand Exes behaviour in the relationship. no diagnosis - no real solutions...

  • @INVISBLCustoms
    @INVISBLCustoms 18 дней назад

    Today I already knew where this was going, and I was about to discuss a "code"word to stop this for a while... I didn't :( I got mad myself by the belittling words and curses

  • @INVISBLCustoms
    @INVISBLCustoms 18 дней назад

    Thanks for this! It's very clear and understandable! Cheers from a confused ADHD late 30's diagnosed

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 18 дней назад

      Thank youuu!! That means a lot :)

  • @iamt0ast
    @iamt0ast 18 дней назад

    Any information that says “this is you”, is misleading, including this one that says that all the other videos are wrong! Once this video gets to discussing ADHD and relationships it’s pretty good. Dislike the sales pitch, but the info is good. That aside, object permanence is real. Not everyone has it and those that do, can have different degrees of this challenge. I experience this myself and witness it in my 8 yr old son. Just do the research and don’t get sold in either direction. If you are just learning about this and wondering if you have ADHD, talk to your doctor or a mental health professional (including this one).

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 18 дней назад

      Thanks for the comment! So, I'm not sure if I explained the misconception very well in the video but object permanence is a developmental milestone, not a symptom of ADHD. Usually at around 2, we develop the understanding that objects still exist when we can't see them. So, for example if I covered a ball with a cup in front of you, you would still understand that there is a ball under the cup. The fact that you know that you are leaving a comment for me despite me being not in front of you means that you have object permanence. This article does a good job of breaking it down: www.getinflow.io/post/object-permanence-constancy-adhd-symptom As for the sales pitch, it's hard to help people if they don't know what I do! :)

  • @evanalexandr
    @evanalexandr 18 дней назад

    Really needed this right now, broke my wife's trust by lying about something (wasn't a big lie, but she's very triggered by lies, and I lied to survive in childhood, horrible combo), so I'm looking to rebuild it.

    • @BeUltranormal
      @BeUltranormal 18 дней назад

      Thanks for stopping by! Good for you for taking that responsibility! That's the first step. :) I have a few videos on reconciliation in a playlist on my channel that may be of interest