If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “Why is everyone else managing life better than me?”—this episode is for you.
This week on Aligned by Design: Purpose + Prosperity, I’m joined by Shannon Schroeder, executive function coach and founder of EF Bomb Coach, to talk about something so many of us struggle with (especially those who’ve received a late ADHD or autism diagnosis): executive function.
Shannon’s work supports neurodivergent women in understanding how their brain works—and how to build systems that work with them, not against them.
We explore:
* What executive functioning really means
* Why adulting feels exhausting for so many women
* The deep connection between shame, identity, and self-trust
* What Human Design teaches us about our emotional energy
* Tools for moving forward—without the burnout
✨ Grab Shannon’s free intro course and start creating structure that supports your energy and your life:👉 efbombcoach.com/introcourse
🔗 Connect with Shannon:Website: efbombcoach.comFacebook Group: EF Bomb Community for Women (6k+ members!)Free Course: efbombcoach.com/introcourse
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📚 Recommended Resources to Learn More About HD👉 Gene Keys by Richard Rudd👉The Definitive Book of Human Design, The Science of Differentiation by Ra Uru Hu👉 The Encyclopedia of Quantum Human Design by Karen Curry Parker👉 Parenting The Child You Have: Re-Imagining The Parent-Child Relationship Through The Lens of Human Design
