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Most newsletters are full of urgency and annoying. This one is not. The Zen Thing newsletter is designed for individuals who already feel overwhelmed and are seeking something sustainable, flexible, and useful.
This newsletter exists to reduce noise, not add to it. It arrives once a month, predictably and without excess. Each issue is written to take less than 5 minutes of your time, built into the pacing, tone, and structure of every edition.
What This Newsletter Is Actually For
The Zen Thing newsletter focuses on practical ways to support mental clarity, emotional regulation, and daily functioning, especially for ADHD minds. Topics include minimalist lifestyle approaches to help clear your environment, grounding practices that help refocus your attention, adaptations for ADHD and anxiety, and reflections on meaning that do not rely on motivation or discipline.
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When you sign up, you’ll receive immediate access to ongoing newsletters that include clear how-tos, quick explanations, behind-the-scenes context from ongoing experimentation, curated external resources, and occasional interactive elements. Some editions include updates, written transcripts, or seasonal guidance that aligns with natural shifts in energy and attention.
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If you are looking for a steady, thoughtful source of support, then signing up is simply a way to stay connected at a pace that makes sense.


This site is not intended to provide and does not constitute medical, legal, or other professional advice. The content on The Zen Thing is designed to support, not replace, medical, psychological, or psychiatric treatment. If you believe you may have a medical or mental health condition, please seek care from a qualified professional.
This space was created through experimentation, failure, and rebuilding. Everything shared here comes from lived experience, not theory. The focus is on what makes daily life easier to manage.