Well, That Explains a lot - Releasing august 18, 2026
Have you ever spent three hours mentally preparing to do something that takes three minutes?
Forgotten why you walked into a room?
Lost your phone while holding it?
Cried because somebody used the wrong tone?
Started seventeen projects and finished two?
Welcome.
This book is a hilarious, heartfelt, painfully accurate look inside the ADHD female experience—the forgotten appointments, emotional roller coasters, executive dysfunction, side quests, anxiety spirals, hyperfocus rabbit holes, and daily moments that leave you wondering:
"How is everyone else doing life so easily?"
If you've spent years believing you're lazy, broken, irresponsible, dramatic, or just not trying hard enough, this book has a message for you:
You're not broken.
You've just been reading the wrong instruction manual.
Equal parts validation, laughter, and hope, this is the book every ADHD woman wishes she'd found years ago.
Brave looks good on you.
ADHD Reading journal
Do you ever finish a book, look at all your highlights and notes, and realize you barely remember any of it a few weeks later?
You're not alone.
Many ADHD readers love learning, collecting ideas, highlighting passages, and filling notebooks with notes. The problem isn't reading the book. The problem is remembering what actually mattered after you've moved on to the next one.
The ADHD Reading Journal was created to help you capture the ideas worth keeping before they disappear into the mental void of "I know I learned something important..."
Instead of overwhelming pages of notes, this guided journal helps you identify:
- The most valuable ideas from each book
- Quotes worth saving
- The lessons you want to remember
- One action you can take immediately
Whether you're reading personal development books, business books, psychology books, memoirs, faith-based books, or anything in between, this journal helps turn reading into retention—and retention into action.
Inside you'll find:
• Space to track your reading journey
• Guided prompts designed for ADHD minds
• Structured reflection pages for every book
• A simple system for remembering what matters
• Plenty of writing space without feeling overwhelming
Because highlighting everything isn't a learning strategy.
It's time to stop collecting information and start keeping the ideas that can actually change your life.
Read it. Remember it. Use it.
Tiny Tragedies
We don’t mean to miss it.
But we do.
Every day, in ordinary moments, we move quickly through our lives—reacting, assuming, deciding what things mean before we’ve truly seen the people in front of us.
And in those moments, something important is lost.
Tiny Tragedies is a thoughtful, deeply human reflection on the quiet misunderstandings, assumptions, and missed connections that shape our everyday lives.
Through relatable stories and gentle insight, Tracy Lynn Gray explores what happens when we begin to slow down long enough to notice:
the stories we create about other people
the reactions we have without realizing it
the tension we carry from constantly assuming, interpreting, and reacting
the humanity we often miss in ourselves and others
This isn’t a book about becoming perfect.
It’s about becoming more aware.
More intentional.
More connected.
As the book unfolds, readers are invited to reflect on their own reactions, relationships, and patterns through quiet moments of insight and thoughtful questions designed to stay with them long after the final page.
For readers who enjoy reflective, emotionally insightful books about mindfulness, empathy, human behavior, personal growth, anxiety, and self-awareness, Tiny Tragedies offers a calm, compassionate reminder:
Sometimes the smallest shift in how we see people… changes everything.
The A.L.P.H.A. Method for Anxiety: Command Over Control
Lead Yourself. Live Free.
Anxiety doesn’t have to be the boss of you.
The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ is a science-backed, real-world framework for taking back control of your mind, your choices, and your life — even if anxiety has been running the show for years.
Created by Tracy Lynn Gray, founder of The Anxious Alpha™, this method blends proven Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) principles with practical, doable steps you can use anytime, anywhere. No fluff. No toxic positivity. Just tools that work in real life.
In this book, you’ll learn how to:
Calm your body and mind in moments of panic
Break free from overthinking and fear-based decision making
Build self-trust and confidence you can count on
Live by your values instead of your worries
Lead yourself with courage — even on the hard days
You don’t have to wait until you “feel ready” to live the life you want. You can start leading yourself now — one small, powerful step at a time.
This book serves as the perfect introduction to the full A.L.P.H.A. Method Course.
You are capable. You are intelligent. And you are stronger than you think.
This book will help you prove it to yourself.
The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ Workbook
The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ Workbook is your step-by-step companion to breaking free from anxiety’s grip and leading your life with confidence.
Designed to work alongside The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ Masterclass — or on its own — this practical guide walks you through science-backed tools, guided exercises, and reflection prompts rooted in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).
Inside, you’ll learn how to:
Stop overthinking and take calm, values-based action
Break unhelpful thought loops before they spiral
See yourself beyond your anxiety
Build self-trust, even on the hardest days
Whether you’re just starting your journey or ready to deepen the work, this workbook will help you apply the method to your own life — one doable step at a time.
The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ Journal
Your daily space to lead yourself with courage and clarity.
This simple, elegant, and distraction-free journal is designed to help you put The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ into action every single day. Whether you’re working through the workbook, taking the course, or simply ready to lead yourself with confidence, this journal gives you the blank pages to track your thoughts, breakthroughs, and progress.
Perfect for:
Daily reflection and self-discovery
Capturing insights from your workbook and course
Noting wins, gratitude, and courageous moments
Private thought processing without judgment
Features:
105 lined pages for flexible use
Clean, minimal interior design
6x9 size — portable yet spacious enough for meaningful journaling
Pair it with The A.L.P.H.A. Method™ Workbook for a complete growth toolkit, or use it on its own as your safe space to explore your thoughts, feelings, and boldest goals.
You are capable. You are intelligent. And you are far stronger than you think. Let this journal be your witness as you prove it to yourself.
How To Teach Your Elephant To Sit: A Kid’s Book About Managing Anxiety
Sometimes anxiety can feel as a BIG as an elephant!
Reagan is a little girl who has anxiety that feels as a big as an elephant. Her elephant follows her everywhere she goes, and he’s always in her way. It’s time to teach that elephant some manners!
Why? Because NOBODY wants an elephant in their soup! (And no kid wants anxiety to stop them from doing what they want to do!)
With just a LITTLE help from this delightful guide, you can teach your elephant to sit (and leave room for your BIG feelings.)
Reader Reviews:
"This story was all about Reagan and her struggle with her anxiety. As I read through the book, I could so accurately feel what Reagan was feeling when her feelings became too big and consumed her whole with no place to go. As a person with a pretty big battle with anxiety and panic attacks since childhood, I was able to relate so well with Reagan. I love how the author showed us exactly how Reagan was feeling and then introduced some strategies little by little for her to use to try and manage the anxiety. By naming her big feelings and then actively addressing them in a developmentally appropriate way, Reagan was able to be so brave and begin to manage her big feelings. This was a great story and a perfect introduction to little ones about how to start addressing their big feelings and communicating their needs when the feelings got to be too much."
- Hanna B.
“I love the examples in the book…the times where those anxiety feelings come out for kids…I think this will help readers understand the connection between the elephant representing anxiety."
- Nancy A.
“I have an elephant too, Mama. I didn’t know everyone has one. I will have to teach my elephant how to behave too”
-Audrey, age 7
“This children’s book was well written in a relatable way for all early school age children to understand. It was beautifully written in a relaxed and comical way for children to relate and learn to identify their anxiety as well separate themselves as individuals from their anxieties and learn to overcome “big feelings”. Well done!”
- Audrey's Mom, Christin Y.