Ever had a discovery call that felt perfect—then … silence? No reply, no closure. Let’s talk about ghosting, ADHD spirals, and what really happens when our brains demand answers that never come.

Entrepreneurship demands many hats. Join me and Will Christiansen, “The Tony Stark of Software,” as we explore how AI, automation, and top-tier talent streamline growth, solve clunky systems, and fuel sustainable business scaling.

ADHD solopreneurs: Do you fall in love with each new idea? This episode unpacks the “Soulmate Phenomenon” and shares scrappy tools to separate idea keepers from fleeting flings.

Late ADHD diagnosis meets decades of “success” in this revealing midlife conversation on identity, mental health, and self-acceptance. Listen in and see what happens when striving gives way to true fulfillment.

The ADHD-ish Podcast flips the script on rigid business plans with an approach that’s flexible, visual, and ADHD-friendly. If structure overwhelms you, this episode offers a way forward that finally makes sense.

Is your business running on chaos, duct tape, and dopamine? Tune in as Diane Mayor shares how ADHD shows up in entrepreneurship—and what to fix before you scale. Systems, fun, and real talk await in this latest episode of the ADHD-ish Podcast.

2 AM spirals, emotional whiplash, and the ADHD brain—this episode unpacks how emotional intensity shapes entrepreneurial life, and why it’s more than just “sensitivity” when you’re wired differently. Hit play and hear why this conversation matters for every ADHD entrepreneur.

Mikey Schumacher, founder of “but cute,” shares how plush toys, mental health, and community collide in his mission-driven brand. We talk healing, ADHD, anxiety—and building a business that truly matters.

Learn how to shift gears smoothly—between roles, tasks, and priorities—without losing momentum. This final Momentum Series episode shares real strategies to reduce friction and protect your energy as an ADHD-ish solopreneur.

Tired of tweaking instead of launching? In this ADHD-ish episode, Diann Wingert reveals why “good enough” is more than enough—and how to actually finish what you start using her Completion Compass.

Struggle to start, stop, or switch in your biz? You’re not broken—just ADHD-ish. In this kickoff to The Momentum Series, learn how to ditch perfection, embrace messy starts, and finally get moving with strategies that actually stick.

Struggling with people-pleasing and rejection sensitivity? Unpack lessons from The Courage to Be Disliked for the neurodivergent mind. Find freedom in self-acceptance, better relationships, and living authentically. Listen now!

Struggling with an intense reaction to unfairness? It might be justice sensitivity, an ADHD trait. Learn how to turn this from a source of burnout into your business's greatest hidden strength.

Tired of starting, but never finishing as a multi-passionate creative? This episode with Jess Malli Mercier dives into real-life balance and building a business that suits your brain. It's a raw and real conversation you won't want to miss! 

Entrepreneurship with ADHD? This episode explores cognitive biases, mind traps, and thought loops that impact decision-making, focus, and leadership for ADHD entrepreneurs. Learn tools to reframe thinking and grow your business.

ADHD entrepreneurs: Is your drive leading to stress instead of satisfaction? Two ADHD coaches reveal how to align ambition with your true capacity. Manage endless ideas, build resilience, and find self-compassion for sustainable success. Tune in for this inspiring and vulnerable conversation.

Celebrate ADHD-ish's 5th podversary and Mental Health Awareness Month! Host Diann Wingert explores ADHD through Wicked's Elphaba, from seeking validation to self-acceptance. Find your magic and defy gravity with us.

Feel like you’re wired differently—and built for more? Dive into the surprising link between ADHD, bipolar traits, and entrepreneurial success with psychiatrist and professor Dr. Michael A. Freeman.

Turn your ADHD advantage from ideation to implementation! Stop letting Shiny Object Syndrome derail your creativity. Discover neuroscience-based insights and actionable strategies to build consistency and finally finish the brilliant projects you keep starting.

Maggie Patterson returns to the ADHD-ish Podcast to share insights from her new book, Staying Solo: Your Guide to Building a Simple, Sustainable Service Business. In this episode, she and host Michelle Mazur explore why staying small can still lead to big success, especially for neurodivergent creatives who want a business that works with their energy, focus, and unique strengths. Whether you’re just starting out or refining your solo business model, this conversation offers a roadmap to thriving without burning out.