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Nichole Frank, Humboldt, SK (2026)

04/02/2026

Welcome to part 12 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are.

Here we’re gonna chat about more about restless leg syndrome.

For the longest time, it just felt so dam random…
like my body was unsettled for some reason.

Like no matter how tired I was,
there was still this buzzing, restless energy that wouldn’t let me fully relax, and to be very honest I hated it.

But recently, I came across some statistics connecting RLS and ADHD…
and it stopped me in my tracks for a second, or maybe two.

Because suddenly, it wasn’t just “a weird thing that happens to me”.

And It’s something that actually shows up more often in ADHDers than people even realize.

Not everyone with ADHD will experience it…
but if you do, you’re not crazy… believe me.
And your body isn’t working against you… like you might think.

There’s a much deeper connection there than you realize.

Sometimes what feels random
is actually your nervous system trying to communicate something to you, and it gets louder the more you ignore it.

So when you start to understand it…
there’s a little more compassion for yourself in the process.

If you deal with this too, I see you.

Save this so you remember… it’s not just in your head 🫶

04/01/2026

Welcome to part 11 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are.

We’re moving past clumsiness and “just being accident-prone”… and into something that’s actually been one of my biggest struggles:

Perception…

Not just how I see things… But how I judge distance, space, and movement in very real time.

Depth perception has been a huge one for me.
And when that’s off, it’s not surprising that I’ve ended up hurt more times than I can count.

But here’s where it gets even more interesting…

This isn’t just about how I move through space.
It’s also about what’s happening inside my body.

Restless leg syndrome is something that can show up alongside ADHD.
Not for everyone… but for a lot of us.

That constant internal movement.
That inability to fully settle.
That feeling like your body just won’t switch off.

It all connects more than we think.

The way we move.
The way we perceive.
The way we experience our own bodies.

None of it is random.

Curious… what’s something you’ve experienced that you’re starting to realize might actually be connected?

Save this one if you’re piecing things together too 🧩

03/31/2026

Welcome to par 10 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are.

I’m NOT just clumsy…
I’m also very accident-prone.

Looking back, there were so many moments where I probably should’ve been hurt way worse than I was.

But somehow… I got lucky.

And for a long time, I brushed it off like
“that’s just how I am.”

But now I see the pattern.

I was always in a hurry.
Rushing to get somewhere.
Rushing to finish something.
Rushing through moments without fully being in my body.

And when your brain is moving faster than your environment…
things happen.

ADHD isn’t just about focus.
It’s about pace. It’s about awareness. It’s about how we move through the world.

The constant urgency I used to feel?
That played a bigger role than I realized.

It doesn’t happen as much now…
but understanding why it did has changed everything.

Have you ever looked back and realized your “accidents” weren’t actually random?

Save this if this hits… and you’re starting to connect the dots too 🧩

03/30/2026

Welcome to part 9 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are!

Apparently… there is an easier way to get from point A to point B.

My brain just doesn’t always see it.

Instead, it’s like I create my own route…
even if that route includes
walls, door frames, and obstacles that very much exist in real life 😅

It’s not that I don’t know they’re there.
It’s that, in my mind, that path still makes the most sense.

ADHD brains don’t always default to “easy.”
Sometimes we gravitate toward what feels mentally engaging, familiar, or stimulating…
even if it’s physically more complicated.

So yeah…
sometimes the “hard way” actually feels easier.

And suddenly, it’s not just clumsiness again.
It’s how we process space, movement, and decision-making in real time.

Anyone else feel like their brain builds a completely different map than reality?

Save this if you’ve ever taken the most chaotic route possible… and it still made sense to you 🫠

03/30/2026

How fitting this just popped up into my Facebook memories!

When You Fear Change, You’re Actually Fearful of Embracing Your Own Power

Let’s get to the heart of it, shall we. Change is not your enemy, and the unknown is not a terrifying monster lying in wait to consume you. What you're truly afraid of isn’t change itself, but rather the person you’ll become through that change.

True transformation requires you to release what no longer serves you. It calls you to step into the highest version of yourself, not the version of you that clings to outdated patterns, limiting beliefs, and past identities. And let's face it.... your ego resists that because it craves comfort, familiarity, and the illusion of safety. Your ego will try to keep you in repetitive cycles, even if those cycles drain your energy and stifle your potential.

But here's the truth: You did not come here to remain the same.

You came here to evolve, expand, and step into your fullest expression. This journey will ask for trust, courage, and yes, even some moments of “What f$$$ am I doing?” But deep down, you know you're more than ready.

Now, let’s take a moment to reflect:

✨ Am I more afraid of stepping into my power or of staying stuck in a life that no longer resonates with me?
✨ What outdated version of myself am I still holding onto?
✨ What would happen if I fully trusted that the universe is guiding me to where I need to be?

The truth is, change isn’t happening to you. It’s actually happening for you. It’s the gateway to everything your soul is calling for. The only thing scarier than stepping through that door? Is looking back and realizing that you never allowed yourself to live fully.

So, beautiful soul, take a breath, honor that fear, and step forward anyway. Your next level is waiting, and trust me.... you’re going to love it.

Ready to reclaim your full power? I am here to invite you to join me in my scared 1:1 mentorship,coaching, and healing container.

Ready to claim your spot in my sacred 1:1 container? If so, type "power" below in the comments, and I will reach out to you in your DMs.

03/30/2026

Grand evening radiant souls ☀️🔥⚡️🌶️

I want to take the time today to say a huge thank you to everyone that has been so supportive of this new social media journey I have been on these last 6 weeks or so.

My content and posting has really changed, and it all has been in good reason. I am no longer choosing to hide behind the things I have been made wrong for my whole life… it’s time for me to let myself be fully seen chaos and all.

I know I have been sharing less, bit now what I share is with full on intention… and I am no longer going to be posting if their is no intention behind what I’m sharing. So, if that means posting and sharing less than so be it.

I am not here to just pour out the content for the views, likes, and whatever else… I am here for the reach. I want people to see my content and say “Omg, I can so relate to this woman”. It’s not about the likes for me at all, I want the conversations and friendships that can spark from one simple reel or post.

Since I have started sharing more about ADHD, and less about everything else I was talking about before… I have lots followers, and people have unfriended me… and you know what that’s so awesome. I love that I no longer align with you or what you choose to see in social media, and with that comes the new followers and new friends I have gained who resonate with what I’m talking about.

I didn’t just start taking about ADHD because it’s a hot topic right now…. I have lived this life since I was a little girl. So with sharing my stories and life experiences I hope to be able to help others feel like they are less alone… because feeling alone is one of the worst things in this life.

And I have to say ADHD as a kid is so different than ADHD as a woman who is also in perimenopause. I have been learning things about ADHD in woman as well since I started really diving down this wonderful rabbit hole, and I actually feel less crazy than I did before. And this is why I love going down rabbit holes, cause I always end up learning so much more about myself and woman like me.

So a huge shout out to the people who are watching and loving my new content, and to those of you who still follow me but don’t feel aligned with what I’m speaking about… “you can feel free to unfollow and or unfriend me at anytime” cause I’m finally loving what I’m sharing about.

Much love ❤️
Nichole

Things have shifted YES, but this shift has really changed a lot. So keep watching if you’re loving this new shift, cause more will be on the way.

03/29/2026

Welcome to part 8 of the series: Things I didn’t realize were connected to my ADHD, but actually are!

Let’s talk about walking into everything.

Walls.
Door frames.
Tables that have definitely been there the whole time.

And no… it’s not just “oops, I’m clumsy.”

For me, it’s like my brain maps out a completely different route than what’s actually in front of me.

I know the door frame is there…
but my brain is like, “that shouldn’t be there, we’re going this way instead.”

And somehow… I believe it.

ADHD brains don’t always follow the obvious path.
Sometimes we resist it. Sometimes we reroute.
Sometimes we choose a path that only makes sense internally… not physically 😅

So it’s not just clumsiness.
It’s perception. It’s processing. It’s the way we move through the world.

Curious… does anyone else do this? Or is it just me fighting invisible architecture?

Save this if you’ve ever walked into something and questioned your entire existence after 🫠

03/29/2026

Welcome to part 8 of the series: Things I Didn’t Realize Were Connected To My ADHD, But Actually Are!

Ever been told you’re “just clumsy” your whole life?

Same.

But what if it’s not just random…
What if your brain is processing the world in a different way?

In this part of the series, I’m breaking down something that a lot of people laugh off or dismiss.. and that is clumsiness. It actually connects to ADHD in very real neurological ways that so many people overlook.

We’re talking about things like:
• delayed motor coordination
• sensory overload
• depth perception challenges

This isn’t about labeling or limiting ourselves…
it’s about understanding what’s actually going on beneath the surface.

Because when you understand it,
you stop judging yourself for it.

And maybe… you start working with your brain instead of against it.

In the next part I will be getting more personal. This is something that is very real for me, and I think if I share why I think I’m clumsy maybe others will relate with me. I have actually come to terms with the clumsiness over the years, and I no longer make myself feel stupid for it… I know my brain works differently, and I no longer wish to fight it.

If this resonates, save this for later or share it with someone who’s always been called “clumsy” too 🫶

03/28/2026

What if one hour… could change everything? Or even just change the trajectory of someone’s life?

Not a whole fricken year.
Not a massive life overhaul for the world to see.
Just one beautiful intentional hour.

One hour where you’re fully present.
No stupid distractions.
No performing for anyone.
And no rushing to be understood.

Just… fully being in that hour.

One hour spent just really seeing someone without the masks.
Hearing what they don’t usually say out loud, cause they think it might sound stupid.
Letting the walls come down, even just that little bit… so you can truly see them.

Or one hour even spent with just your damn self.
No numbing.
No avoiding.
Just listening to what’s been trying to reach you, but you wouldn’t give it the time to land.

We really underestimate what can happen in a single, sacred container of time… it could be so fricken magical.

A true down to earth conversation can soften years of armor.
A moment of true honesty can shift the direction of a relationship.
A single realization can rewrite the f$$kin story you’ve been living in.

It’s not about the amount of time.
It’s about the depth you allow within it.

So here’s a question for you:

If you knew one hour could change everything…
how would you choose to spend it?
And more importantly…
What’s stopping you from choosing that now?

03/27/2026

Welcome to Part 5 of this series: You Know What Boils My Blood.

And honestly… this one feels like an exhale.

If you’ve been here for the whole series, thank you. Truly. These conversations matter more than people realize. If something in this series made you feel seen, understood, or even just a little less alone… that’s the point. Save it, share it, let it land where it needs to.

Because here’s what I actually want to leave you with:

ADHD is not a problem to be solved.
It’s a nervous system to be understood.

So many of us were taught to fight ourselves.
To override, suppress, mask, “push through.”
And then we wonder why we feel burnt out, dysregulated, and disconnected from our own bodies.

What if the shift isn’t in fixing…
but in learning the language of your own system?

Your energy.
Your rhythms.
Your sensitivity.
Your depth.

When you start working with your brain instead of against it, things don’t magically become perfect… but they do become more possible. More sustainable. More compassionate.

That’s the work I care about.

So if you’re someone navigating ADHD and you’re tired of feeling like you’re constantly at war with yourself… you don’t have to do that alone. If you feel called, you can reach out to me at any point in your journey.

We regulate. We reconnect. We come back home to ourselves.

Much love ❤️
Nichole

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