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.

Discover how ADHD affects time perception for entrepreneurs. Learn strategies to overcome overcommitment, including the “reality bridge” technique and “energy accounting.” Tune in to prioritize tasks, reduce stress, and achieve work-life balance.

Join me and ADHD coach Cathy Rashidian as we discuss decision-making challenges for ADHD professionals, from impulsivity to overthinking. Gain actionable insights to improve your decision-making skills today. Don't miss out on this valuable conversation!

Is ADHD a barrier or a superpower for entrepreneurs? Join us as we explore the latest research with Professor Wiklund, a leading expert on ADHD and entrepreneurship.

With a keen eye on the unique challenges female entrepreneurs face, especially those with ADHD tendencies, this post offers simple strategies for the six most common behavior patterns that get in our way and hold us back from reaching our goals. So, let’s name them and tame them, together!

In this blog post, we'll explore the two most common types of decision-making defaults and provide actionable strategies to help you make better choices and achieve success in your business.

This episode tackles common decision mistakes for female entrepreneurs and offers strategies for more confident, intentional choices.

Learn how to choose the right business coach, consultant, or strategist for your entrepreneurial journey. Expert advice tailored to female solopreneurs. Don’t miss it!

You start by deciding where you want to end up, whether that means married with kids, a successful entrepreneur, or the author of a best-selling book. Then you create a roadmap of actions, working backward from that goal or destination until you reach your current location.

When we make decisions in life, there are factors that influence us like social norms, peer pressure & fear of missing out. Make choices that are good for you