Are you an entrepreneur navigating the chaos of ADHD? Discover how to turn your challenges into strengths with ADHD coach Sue Day. It’s time to stop being your own worst boss!
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Key Moments
- 0:03 – Introduction: ADHD in entrepreneurs and its unique challenges
- 1:40 – Mindset shift: Why ADHD is not something to hide
- 4:15 – Common pitfalls for entrepreneurs with ADHD
- 7:30 – The “CEO Time” technique and using timers for productivity
- 10:50 – How to structure your workday to support your brain
- 13:20 – Tackling overwhelm and decision fatigue
- 16:05 – Accountability strategies that actually work
- 18:45 – Sue’s coaching approach and ideal clients
- 22:00 – Final advice for entrepreneurs with ADHD
Key Notes
- ADHD affects nearly 30% of entrepreneurs and brings both creativity and complexity.
- Many hide their ADHD due to shame or fear of judgment—Sue encourages openness and self-compassion.
- Tools like “CEO Time,” external structure, and accountability partners are vital.
- You don’t need to “fix” yourself—your brain works differently, not defectively.
- Sue helps entrepreneurs reclaim productivity and mental clarity by creating systems that honor their neurology.
Links
Website https://pathwaysforwardcoaching.com/
https://www.instagram.com/pathwaysforwardcoaching/,
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sue-day/,
https://www.facebook.com/pathwaysforward/
Offer
Sue offers ADHD coaching for entrepreneurs to help them work with their brains, not against them.
Meet Sue
Sue was diagnosed in the very early days of ADHD
diagnosis, way back in 1988. She mostly ignored her
ADHD, dropped out of high school, struggled through
college, a failed business, and weirdly found a
successful career in nonprofit finance. Though she was
good at it, it wasn’t good for her and she reached
critical burnout, adrenal fatigue and all.
After some great soul searching, and working with an
ADHD coach, Sue’s finally discovered her calling. Now
an ADHD coach herself, Sue is embracing her ADHD
and tapping into her strengths. She is a graduate of the
ADD Coaching Academy (ADDCA) – the gold standard
in ADHD coaching education- and is fostering
understanding of all things ADHD while helping her
clients stay centered and true to their marvelously
weird and wonderful brains.
