Live Business Programs

Nope.

This program was designed with ADHD entrepreneurs in mind, and many participants identify that way, but there's no diagnosis required and no application process to prove you belong here.

If you're looking for practical business education, thoughtful conversation, and a more sustainable way to build your business, you're welcome.

That's a fantastic and common question.

The goal of this program isn't to leave you with a longer to-do list. It's to help you build more clarity, confidence, and practical business knowledge so you can make decisions that support both your business and the way you want to show up in the world.

Between sessions, you'll find optional reflection prompts and small experiments designed to help you apply what we're discussing to your own business. They're invitations, not assignments.

There are no grades, no gold stars, and no expectation that everyone will participate in the same way.

You are the expert in your own business. My role is to create a supportive space where you can explore what's already working, identify what you'd like to change, and experiment with practical strategies that feel sustainable for you.

Many participants leave with fewer competing priorities, a clearer sense of direction, and permission to stop trying to do everything at once.

You don't need years in business, but you should already know the work you want to do.

Some people join with paying clients. Others are launching after years of experience as therapists, designers, tradespeople, consultants, educators, or other professionals.

If you're still trying to decide what business to start, you'll probably get more value from a beginner business planning program first.

Life happens.

To create a space where people feel comfortable asking questions and sharing real experiences, sessions aren't recorded.

You'll still have your workbook, your coaching sessions, and everything we build throughout the program to support you. If you miss a week, you're welcome to join us again the following session without feeling like you've fallen behind.

That's completely okay.

You don't need a perfect business plan or a list of goals before you join. Most people arrive with a mix of ideas, questions, and challenges that feel connected but hard to untangle.

We'll create space to get clear on where you are, where you'd like to go, and what support will help you get there.

There isn't a right way to participate. You don't have to be the most prepared person in the room to get a lot from the experience.

Marketing and sales are a big part of the conversation because they're how the right people find you and decide to work with you.

But this isn't a program about becoming an influencer or convincing you to spend your life online.

Many people build highly successful businesses without a large social media following or a constant online presence. The goal is to identify where and how you show up best, create meaningful connections, and help people move from interested to becoming clients.

Together we'll explore what effective marketing and ethical sales look like for entrepreneurs with ADHD, including how to build visibility, relationships, and trust without compromising your values or relying on strategies that create anxiety, perfectionism, or burnout.

For some people that might include social media. For others it might look like networking, workshops, referrals, community partnerships, speaking opportunities, or simply getting better at talking about the work they already do.

The goal isn't to copy someone else's marketing plan. It's to understand the principles behind effective marketing and sales so you can build a business that feels sustainable, authentic, and profitable.

Many participants discover they've spent years trying to market themselves like someone else, when their greatest strength is learning how to show up as themselves.