I recently connected with two inspiring business coaches, Stephanie Wasylyk and Justine Clay, who focus on supporting entrepreneurs with ADHD traits. Surprisingly, both are neurotypical, offering fresh perspectives that challenge the assumption that only those with ADHD can coach others with the condition. Our conversation highlighted the importance of inclusivity, flexible systems, and viewing ADHD as a part of one’s identity—not the whole story. We discussed the pitfalls of over-identification, the power of creating tailored support systems, and how empathy and adaptability are at the heart of effective coaching. Whether neurodivergent or not, great coaches help clients embrace their creativity, resilience, and unique potential.

Today, I’m excited to share a topic that's personally significant to me: navigating the entrepreneurial world as a woman  with ADHD.  I recently connected with serial entrepreneur, Bri Seeley who shared her late-in-life discovery of ADHD with me and how it has shaped her journey as a creative and entrepreneur. The discussion was raw, real and offered an insightful and empathetic look into what it’s like to navigate business and life with a brain that operates differently. Let’s unpack some key highlights and my takeaways.

Introducing ‘ADHD-ish’: Empowering business owners, freelancers, and creatives with ADHD tendencies. Tune in for tips, inspiration, and strategies to thrive with big ideas and a busy brain.

Many of my clients are independent creatives and they are some of my favorite people to work with.  Ashley Lloyd, a multi-talented landscape designer had already experienced success in the high-end fashion industry before reinventing herself and starting her current business.   She reached out to me to help her streamline and uncomplicate her offers, and her workflows to burnout-proof her business. This post is about how we did that, and the results we achieved. 

Discover how Ashley Lloyd, a creative solopreneur with ADHD, right-sized her business for success. Learn how expert coaching, boundaries, and systems transformed her journey.

ADHD minds, creative goldmines? Tune is as Diann reveals how neurodivergent traits can spark innovation. Learn practical techniques to boost creativity, overcome challenges, and ignite your inner genius.

Reveal your authentic self and harness your quirks for business success with Annie P Ruggles and Deanna Seymour. Learn why originality is your ultimate entrepreneurial asset on our latest episode.

In a recent episode of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast, I sat down with Stephanie Scheller, a specialist in small business marketing and creator of Grow Disrupt, to discuss the art of crafting a distinctive and memorable business.

Creative entrepreneurs often struggle with a conundrum: how to balance the fiery passion for their craft with the discipline required for consistent productivity. This dance between creation and consistency weaves the threads of innovation and dedication, to create entrepreneurial success.

Creative individuals with ADHD often face idea overload, focus challenges, and self-doubt. This episode tackles strategies to unlock your entrepreneurial brilliance.

Can you lose creativity? Creativity has sometimes been pushed aside to attend to things that everyone says matter. Creativity is a gift that must not be ignored.