Why do smart, capable students and adults say or do things they regret, procrastinate even when they want to succeed, or constantly chase distractions? It’s not about discipline. It’s brain science.

In this conversation, Brandon Slade and neuroimmunology student Natalie Wilcox break down what impulsivity really is, especially in ADHD brains, and why it's not a character flaw—it's a dopamine and executive function issue.

You’ll learn:

🧠 Why people with ADHD experience stronger “rewards” from impulsive actions

🧠 What “temporal devaluing” mean ...