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Jani Rundall Coaching Speaker, writer, coach, and life strategist helping people understand their brain, navigate midlife and menopause, and build a life that actually fits.

Based in Australia, working with clients worldwide.

Have you ever had to advocate for yourself and felt like no one was quite hearing you? 💛Maybe you sat across from someon...
17/10/2026

Have you ever had to advocate for yourself and felt like no one was quite hearing you? 💛

Maybe you sat across from someone, tried to explain what was going on, and walked away feeling like nothing had changed.

Self-advocacy is a skill. And like any skill, it gets easier when you have the right tools, the right language, and a clearer understanding of what you're actually trying to communicate.

You are allowed to keep asking until someone listens. You are allowed to bring information to your appointments. You are allowed to say "I don't think that's the full picture."

Your experience is valid, and you deserve to be taken seriously.

Have you ever had to push harder than you should have to be heard? Tell me below. 👇

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Sometimes the most courageous thing is simply staying curious about yourself. 🧡Not having all the answers. Not being ful...
15/10/2026

Sometimes the most courageous thing is simply staying curious about yourself. 🧡

Not having all the answers. Not being fully recovered. Not performing wellness.

Just being willing to keep asking: what is actually going on for me right now? What do I need? What can I let go of today?

Curiosity is not passive. It is one of the most active, brave things you can bring to a difficult season.

It says: I am not giving up on understanding myself. Even when it is hard. Even when it takes longer than I expected.

What are you staying curious about right now? I'd love to hear. 👇

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Reflection prompt for today. 📝If you could write a letter to yourself from three years ago, what would you want her to k...
15/10/2026

Reflection prompt for today. 📝

If you could write a letter to yourself from three years ago, what would you want her to know?

Maybe you'd tell her that what she's feeling is real. That she's not making it up. That the exhaustion, the confusion, the sense of being slightly out of step with herself, all of that has a reason.

Maybe you'd tell her to ask more questions, to push back more, to trust her instincts about her own body a little sooner.

Or maybe you'd just tell her: you are going to be okay. You will find your way through.

You don't have to share it here, but take a moment today to sit with that letter. She needed to hear it. And maybe you still do. 🧡

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WHEN PUBERTY MEETS PERIMENOPAUSETwo hormonal transitions. One household. A whole lot of Hormageddon™!It's ADHD Awareness...
14/10/2026

WHEN PUBERTY MEETS PERIMENOPAUSE

Two hormonal transitions. One household. A whole lot of Hormageddon™!

It's ADHD Awareness Month and Menopause Awareness Month, and there's a conversation we need to be having.

Imagine a mom navigating perimenopause while her teenager is going through puberty. Both experiencing hormonal changes, both struggling with emotions, and perhaps both trying to understand their own neurodivergence.

Mom needs quiet. Her teenager needs connection.

Mom feels overwhelmed. Her teenager feels misunderstood.

And life doesn't stop.

There's still work, school, bills, ageing parents, relationships and the everyday expectation to somehow hold it all together.

Sometimes neither has the capacity to give the other what they need.

Interestingly, Australia held separate Senate inquiries into ADHD (2023) and menopause (2024). Both identified gaps in understanding and support. And in 2026, Monash University published research exploring women's experiences of ADHD symptoms across hormonal life stages.

Yet we continue to look at these issues separately.

In real life, they're happening under the same roof, sometimes before breakfast!

That's Hormageddon™. The collision of hormones, brain wiring, the nervous system and life load.

Sometimes it's not a difficult teenager or an impatient mom. It's two people navigating enormous changes who don't fully understand what's happening to themselves, let alone each other.

Before asking, "What's wrong with them?" perhaps we need to ask, "What's happening for them?"

A little understanding, compassion and grace can make all the difference.

💚 Become the detective of your own life.

Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools you have. 📚When something is happening in your body or mind that you can't f...
14/10/2026

Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools you have. 📚

When something is happening in your body or mind that you can't fully explain, understanding the bigger picture of what might be going on is genuinely useful. Not to diagnose yourself, but to give you a framework so you can ask better questions, have better conversations, and make more informed decisions.

Navigating Hormageddon was written for exactly this reason. To give women language and understanding for experiences that often go unnamed for far too long.

Because when you understand what might be happening, you become a better advocate for yourself. And that matters enormously.

Have you ever read something that finally helped things click into place? 👇

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A forgotten plan or unfinished task can look like not caring. But there may be more to the story.This ADHD Awareness Mon...
14/10/2026

A forgotten plan or unfinished task can look like not caring. But there may be more to the story.

This ADHD Awareness Month, let’s get curious about the clues: brain wiring, hormones, stress and life load can all shape how we show up in relationships. Understanding the pattern doesn’t erase the impact. It helps us find better ways to support each other.

Clues, not conclusions. 💚


One of the most powerful things in the world is feeling truly heard. 🧡Not fixed. Not advised. Not told to look on the br...
13/10/2026

One of the most powerful things in the world is feeling truly heard. 🧡

Not fixed. Not advised. Not told to look on the bright side.

Just heard.

If you've ever sat across from someone and thought, "I don't think they actually understand what this is like," you are not alone. So many women carry experiences that the people closest to them simply don't have language for.

That's why community matters. Being around others who get it, who nod when you describe something you thought only happened to you, changes everything.

You don't have to explain yourself here. You are already understood.

What's one thing you've experienced that you wish more people understood? Share below. 👇

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Here's a practical tip for harder days. ☕When everything feels like too much, you don't have to fix it all at once. You ...
12/10/2026

Here's a practical tip for harder days. ☕

When everything feels like too much, you don't have to fix it all at once. You just have to find one thing, one small, manageable thing, that helps you feel a little more steady.

Maybe that's a short walk. A glass of water. Five quiet minutes before the day starts. Putting one task aside instead of carrying them all.

Small steps are not a consolation prize. They are genuinely how sustainable change is built, especially when your nervous system is under pressure.

You don't have to earn rest by being productive enough first. Rest is part of the work.

What's one small thing that helps you feel more grounded on a hard day? Share it below. 👇

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Let's bust a myth today. 💪The myth: If you're still struggling, you're not trying hard enough.The truth: You can be doin...
11/10/2026

Let's bust a myth today. 💪

The myth: If you're still struggling, you're not trying hard enough.

The truth: You can be doing everything right and still feel like you're falling behind. That is not a reflection of your effort. It is a reflection of the complexity of what is happening.

When the body and mind are navigating significant change, pushing harder is not always the answer. Sometimes the most useful thing is to understand what's actually going on, and meet yourself where you truly are, not where you think you should be.

You are allowed to be in the middle of something difficult without it being your fault.

Which myths about struggling have you had to unlearn? 👇

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What if the hardest part wasn't the symptoms themselves, but not knowing what to call them? 💛So many women spend years f...
10/10/2026

What if the hardest part wasn't the symptoms themselves, but not knowing what to call them? 💛

So many women spend years feeling like something is off, but without the words to describe it to a doctor, a partner, or even themselves.

They get told they're stressed. They get told it's just life. They get told to push through.

But what they actually needed was a framework. A starting point. A way to understand what is genuinely happening.

You deserve that starting point. Not in six months. Not after you've proved you've tried hard enough. Right now.

Have you ever struggled to explain what you were going through to someone else? Tell me in the comments. 👇

https://janirundall.com/

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