Literally anything they put out that has Emily in is a guaranteed powerhouse. She is a legit Masterclass crew member. As a talent she's unbeatable. I'm curious on what she's written on the show. She's the kind of person you'd want your siblings to have as a friend 

Awww Emily! You made me tear up. Cheers from a fellow lady with ADHD. Thanks for sharing and being open <3

I love hearing about  how the mythical crew got started at Good mythical morning.

I just joined the initiate tier of the mythical society last night, so I could watch some videos this weekend during the exclusive content opening or whatever it's called. Emily, As soon as I found this video I knew I had to watch it, and I'm really glad I did. I grew up with undiagnosed ADHD (which I just got diagnosed a few months ago) and Good Mythical Morning was one of my biggest hyperfixations when I was a kid. I started watching the channel when I was about 9. Hearing your experiences at Mythical as a person with ADHD makes me even more proud to be a mythical beast. Thank you so much for sharing those experiences, I really related to them.

This ep was amazing, very thoughtful and interesting! Did not know I could love Emily even more, love the on screen appearances, hope we can have more in the future!

As an professional ADHD coach it is awesome to hear how Emily advocated for herself in the workplace and in college. It is so challenging to teach people that skill when low self confidence is such a universal challenge for people with ADHD. I just wanted to add that for women and girls who are seeking a diagnosis it is a good idea to find a well trained diagnostician that specializes in diagnosing and treating ADHD in women. A great scientifically accurate resource for learning about ADHD is Chadd and additude. How to ADHD is also a great YouTube channel to learn more about ADHD.

chase and Emily Are my two favorite humans and my two favorite at mythical. Emily needs her own show

I love Emily. I always do random accents or I pick them up super easy. I don't mean offense when I do it but I still feel bad.

Imposter Syndrome, Coping with ADHD, and Finding The Perfect Fit - Episode 6