Hi guys 🥰 I’ve been less active last month because of personal reasons but am slowly becoming more active again in a way that works for me in the present moment. My experience becoming less active and having to relearn a “being active” that works for me inspired me to say this: It’s really important to live for yourself and tell yourself that you’re doing well. For anyone - but especially if you’re neurodivergent and/or disabled - because the world expects so much and for many neurodivergent and/or disabled folks, it’s beyond what they can do. This isn’t to discourage, but to say that, yes, things are truly much harder when you’re neurodivergent and/or disabled. And I wanted to come on here and say that you are doing great. Any little bit that you can put in, it’s more than enough, and if nobody has told you that you’re valuable and you’re so worth it, I’m here to. Because you are. It’s also important that you tell yourself that you’re doing great because what matters is that you live for yourself. Others don’t have to understand because they aren’t in your shoes. Don’t hold yourself to other peoples’ standards of what your life should be like. I’ve used the word “should” a lot less, and have resorted to asking myself what I want and need. And that keeps me going. I hope this helps someone out there. You are loved 🩷

-with love, Sue ⭐️

I am a certifiable mood reader 😅 However with the approach of summer next week (I’m a teacher) I would love to plan out my reading for the next couple months.

So how did you get started planning your reading? How do you account for how long you think it will take you to get through a book? How do you stay flexible?

Any help is appreciated! 😉🥰 Thanks!