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Latest Episode
Women and Entrepreneurial Poverty
Today I am joined by Racheal Cook to unpack the reality of why women are not making the kind of money they should be making in their entrepreneurial ventures, the importance of building genuine connections and understanding one's personal strengths,and the pitfalls of over-investing and underpricing in business.
Racheal Cook is a speaker, host of the Promote Yourself to CEO podcast and founder of The CEO Collective and in this episode, we’ll shed light on the shocking statistic that only 12% of female entrepreneurs break the six-figure barrier, and dissect the hype versus the reality of the online business world.
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EPISODE 220: Women and Entrepreneurial Poverty
Today I am joined by Racheal Cook to unpack the reality of why women are not making the kind of money they should be making in their entrepreneurial ventures, the importance of building genuine connections and understanding one's personal strengths,and the pitfalls of over-investing and underpricing in business.
Racheal Cook is a speaker, host of the Promote Yourself to CEO podcast and founder of The CEO Collective and in this episode, we’ll shed light on the shocking statistic that only 12% of female entrepreneurs break the six-figure barrier, and dissect the hype versus the reality of the online business world.
49 minute listen
EPISODE 219: ADHD, FOMO, and RSD: Managing Digital Distractions and Emotional Sensitivity
Many of us with ADHD tend to be collectors. Collectors of everything from rescue dogs to creative projects to information. The ease of acquiring information in the digital age makes it close to impossible to know when we have collected enough. Is there any objective measure of when “research” turns into a rabbit hole?
Add to this tendency the fact that we often struggle with FOMO and the pervasive sense that we are not doing enough, are falling behind, aren’t where we are supposed to be and generally not keeping up.
In this insightful episode, I describe the intersections between ADHD, FOMO, RSD and information overload, with the goal of normalizing how common this is, how much anxiety and stress it causes, and what we can do to manage it.
37 minute listen
EPISODE 218: Women, ADHD & Emotional Regulation
When we think of ADHD, most of us think of impulsivity, distractibility and inattentiveness, but challenges with regulating our emotions, including overexcitability, irritability, reactivity, rejection sensitive dysphoria, anxiety and overwhelm are just as prevalent. This is especially true for women with the hormonal changes that accompany their monthly cycles and during perimenopause.
I’m thrilled to welcome Kate Moryoussef, an ADHD wellbeing and EFT coach, back to the Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast. We will be talking about ways we can help ground, support and empower ourselves to gain self compassion, self confidence and self control through EFT tapping, breathwork and mindfulness practices.
52 minute listen
EPISODE 217: ADHD or ADHD-ish?
Welcome back to another episode in the Entrepreneurs with ADHD series! Today, I’ll explore the legitimate reasons why many people decide against getting an official diagnosis, the challenges involved in obtaining one, and what you can expect if you're considering it.
I’ll also share why I’m embracing the term "ADHD-ish" and advocating for a world where everyone, diagnosed or not, can feel supported and informed. Stick around for an episode packed with insight, empathy, and a call for broader acceptance and understanding within the ADHD community.
Whether you’ve been diagnosed, suspect you might have ADHD, or are just plain curious, this episode is filled with insights you cannot miss.
22 minute listen
EPISODE 216: Decision Making with ADHD: Beyond Impulsivity and Overthinking
Welcome to the seventh episode in the Entrepreneurs with ADHD series, an interview with my good friend, Cathy Rashidian, who is a corporate dropout turned ADHD coach and works with professionals and business owners.
In this convo, Cathy and I dig into the weighty subject of decision making and the variety of challenges folks with ADHD have, from impulsive choices we didn’t think through all the way to overthinking to the point where we don’t decide at all. No matter what your tendency, there are actionable insights in this episode that you can begin using today.
45 minute listen
EPISODE 215: Managing Boredom, the ADHD Entrepreneur's Nemesis
In this solo episode, I'll break down the neurological factors behind ADHD-related boredom, delve into its connection with dopamine dysregulation and underarousal, and share actionable strategies to navigate these obstacles. You may have all the creativity, high energy and innovative ideas on the planet, but if you haven’t learned how to master the mundane, your business is at risk.
From embracing structured flexibility to leveraging hyperfocus and creating stimulating work environments, I'll provide you with practical insights and client case studies to help you maintain productivity and safeguard your business.
25 minute listen
EPISODE 214: Reducing Your Burnout Risk as an Entrepreneur with ADHD
Welcome to the fifth episode in the Entrepreneurs with ADHD series on the podcast. This week, I’m joined by my good friend, Dave Greenwood, who is a professional writer, author of two bestselling books for adults with ADHD, podcaster, and corporate consultant on burnout in the workplace.
Dave and I have very different backgrounds, but have discovered over the years that we share many of the same opinions on being an adult with ADHD who is self employed, tends to put others needs ahead of our own and has experienced burnout more than once.
In this conversation, Dave and I candidly share from our own experiences as well as what we have learned from coaching others who are entrepreneurial and have ADHD. We have both come to the conclusion that the best way to reduce stress and avoid burnout is to utilize strategies based on clarity and control. .
47 minute listen
EPISODE 213: Transforming Your ADHD Symptoms into Strengths
Welcome to the fourth episode of the Entrepreneurs with ADHD Series! In a world that often perceives ADHD solely through the lens of deficits and challenges, it's time to embrace a new perspective.
In this solo episode, I invite you to join me in challenging the traditional narrative and embracing the power of ADHD characteristics in entrepreneurship and personal relationships.
I will examine seven of the most common symptoms of ADHD, as listed in the DSM V, and then use examples of clients, friends, and family members, as well as myself, to change the story from limitation to advantage. The DSM V is the current edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the psychiatric bible used by mental health professionals.
37 minute listen
EPISODE 212: How to Get Yourself to Focus and Take Action with an ADHD Brain
Welcome to the second episode in Entrepreneurs with ADHD series. In this straightforward solo episode, I address common misconceptions about ADHD and examines whether the traits associated with ADHD could offer any advantages or pose challenges in the entrepreneurial landscape.
Drawing on my extensive background as a psychotherapist and business coach, I challenge listeners to consider how ADHD manifests differently across various types of entrepreneurs and discuss the validity and limitations of self and formal diagnoses.
Prepare to challenge your assumptions and enhance your understanding of ADHD in the entrepreneurial world.
28 minute listen
EPISODE 211: Do All Entrepreneurs Have ADHD?
Welcome to the second episode in Entrepreneurs with ADHD series. In this straightforward solo episode, I address common misconceptions about ADHD and examines whether the traits associated with ADHD could offer any advantages or pose challenges in the entrepreneurial landscape.
Drawing on my extensive background as a psychotherapist and business coach, I challenge listeners to consider how ADHD manifests differently across various types of entrepreneurs and discuss the validity and limitations of self and formal diagnoses.
Prepare to challenge your assumptions and enhance your understanding of ADHD in the entrepreneurial world.
20 minute listen
EPISODE 210: What The Research Has to Say About ADHD and Entrepreneurship with Johan Wiklund, PhD
Despite the growing number of entrepreneurs who identify with ADHD, there’s still a great deal of confusion and controversy, so I turned to an expert in the field who is a professor of entrepreneurship who researches the impact of ADHD on entrepreneurship and also has ADHD himself.
We have a wide-ranging conversation (in true ADHD style) about everything from what the research has to say about gender differences in entrepreneurship with ADHD, building a business with your ADHD traits in mind, and his own experiences being diagnosed later in life.
48 minute listen
