ADHD-ish Blog: Ian Wilson is someone whose entrepreneurial journey and business wisdom are refreshingly unconventional and resonant for anyone—especially entrepreneurs navigating the world with an ADHD brain. Right from the start, it was clear that Ian Wilson and I share not only an understanding of the neurodivergent entrepreneur experience but also a deep appreciation for those who chart their own path, often in direct opposition to the mainstream advice handed out by traditional business "experts." His approach to communication and leadership offers a powerful alternative to conventional business wisdom.

ADHD-ish Blog: Female entrepreneurs, especially those neurodivergent, are often dismissed by others for doing things differently and, as a consequence, set impossibly high bars for themselves. Risa Williams articulated how toxic dismissiveness becomes—how even the achievement of everyday tasks fails to register as worthy of recognition unless it meets a superhuman standard. This directly impacts ADHD mindset and motivation—when we dismiss our wins, we deplete the very fuel we need to keep going.

ADHD-ish Blog: There's a narrative that's been given to those of us with ADHD for decades, and it sounds deceptively simple: ADHD means your attention system is broken, and stimulant medication—Ritalin, Adderall, Vyvanse—fixes it. Logical, right? I believed it for years—not just as someone with ADHD myself, but as a licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and now as the host of the ADHD-ish Podcast. But today, I want to pull back the curtain on what's really happening in our brains when we take these medications, and more importantly, what that means for us as entrepreneurs. Understanding why neurodiversity is good for business starts with accurate information about ADHD medication and how our brains actually work.

Host Diann Wingert and neurodivergent leadership coach Ron Sosa unpack neurodiversity, intersectionality, and authenticity. Discover how identity shapes self-expression and empowerment. Tune in for real talk, raw insights, and reclaiming your voice—listen now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

On ADHD-ish, Diann Wingert interviews Mark Sciutto, PhD, a psychology professor, clinician, and researcher, about 'job crafting' for ADHD. Learn how to align work with your ADHD strengths, leverage collaboration, and create a supportive work environment. Discover strategies for thriving at work and beyond.

Join ADHD coaches Justine Clay, Stephanie Wasylyk, and me as we explore ADHD's impact on creativity and business. Discover strategies for inclusive, ADHD-friendly environments and personalized coaching approaches.

This post was written based on my recent conversation with Cathy Rashidian, my friend, content collaborator and fellow ADHD coach. We noted that many of our choices are driven by forces that seem to be outside our control, but when we apply insight and awareness, we can identify and change our unconscious patterns.

As female entrepreneurs, we often find ourselves on a quest to balance self-care with the demands of our businesses. During the current Self-Care Series, we have been focusing on topics that are fundamental for both our mental health and the health of our businesses.

Feeling rejected? You're not alone, especially if you're neurodivergent. This episode dives into rejection sensitivity & how to build resilience as an entrepreneur. Discover tools & techniques to navigate setbacks & turn them into growth opportunities.