Exercise, meditation, and tapping have become invaluable tools for managing stress, balancing emotions, and building resilience, especially as an entrepreneur with ADHD. But self-care goes beyond quick fixes—it’s about setting boundaries, prioritizing rest, and creating routines that protect your energy and peace of mind. These small, intentional practices help us navigate challenges with clarity and show up as our best selves in every area of life.

As a female entrepreneur with ADHD, burnout isn't an unlikely occurance—it's a clear and present danger that can derail both the personal and professional. I recently had an insightful conversation with David Greenwood, author, podcaster and ADHD coach, who shares his lived experience and expert advice on effectively reducing the risk of burnout for brains like ours.

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.

As a female entrepreneur, I know firsthand the multitude of challenges we face on our path to success. From the moment we awake to the closing of our laptops at the end of our work day, we juggle the fine balance between nurturing our businesses and honoring our personal well-being. Our roles are numerous, but amidst the chaos, we often neglect the most crucial component of our productivity: self-care. I recently sat down to interview Marisa Moon, where she discusses this very topic in relation to ADHD, intermittent fasting, and deep work – a conversation aligned perfectly with what so many of us need to hear.

Join us on The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast as therapist Pasha Marlowe and I delve into neurodivergence, masking, and mental health struggles.

Dive into a candid conversation on meditation and ADHD with entrepreneur and psychotherapist Jude Star. Bust myths, find joy, and transform your journey with mindfulness.

The insights shared on the podcast resonated deeply with me and reinforced the critical importance of self-care, especially during the transformative perimenopausal period. It's something that I, and so many fellow female entrepreneurs, can relate to but often overlooked in the daily rush of running our businesses.

Uncover Marisa Moon's R.E.S.E.T. approach to intermittent fasting, designed for sustained energy and mental clarity. Learn how to thrive as an entrepreneur with ADHD-friendly strategies for productivity and writing.

Ditch the all-or-nothing approach and rediscover the power of walking! This episode of the Self-Care Series explores the simple yet powerful benefits of movement with Carolyn Cohen, host of the Wellness While Walking podcast.

Struggling with burnout, brain fog, or memory issues? This episode delves into women's midlife health, exploring potential causes & strategies for self-advocacy & boundary setting. Perfect for busy solopreneurs in their 40s & 50s.

Busy professionals, adults with ADHD and women over 40 often struggle with sleep. This episode dives into research-backed methods to improve sleep quality with sleep science coach Morgan Adams.

72% of female entrepreneurs experience mental health challenges. In this how-to guide, I'll share with you my own journey as a female entrepreneur navigating the world of mental health, and reveal practical steps you can take to prioritize your well-being while running your business.

Embracing vulnerability is a powerful way to connect with others on a deeper level and foster trust, while self-protection is essential for maintaining healthy boundaries and mental well-being. The key to navigating the balance lies in cultivating self-awareness, self-acceptance, & individuality.

There is a crisis of confidence among female business owners. In this post, I break down what has led to this, how it affects our businesses, and how we can start to regain our trust in ourselves. I'll share my own experiences, the resources I've turned to for help & how to find your own.

Entrepreneurship can be very challenging. Individuals with mental health challenges are often drawn to entrepreneurship because we are outliers, to begin with. We must make self-care a priority, not an afterthought and we need to normalize asking for help and receiving it.

Being a driven woman is exciting and when you are in the zone, you don't want to stop. Introducing meditation as a means to slow down and avoid overdrive.