The Weeniecast (For WINNING ADHD entrepreneurs!‪)‬ Weeniecast for WINNERS!

In my latest episode, I'm grappling with a topic that's not often discussed in entrepreneurial spaces, but it's something I've experienced first hand.
The challenge of handling clients who skyrocket to success and seemingly outgrow your services.

Picture this: You've been the champion in their corner, watching them flourish under your guidance, until one day, they're ready to leave the nest.
It's a bittersweet symphony of success and separation, and I'm going to unravel it for you with my personal stories and tried-and-tested strategies.

Throughout the podcast, I draw back the curtain on those critical professional boundaries we all need to uphold.

I also mention the challenge. You can sign up here - https://weeniecast.com/challenge

As the host of "The Weeniecast for Winners", I've always believed true success isn't about doing more.
It's about being strategic with what we already have at our fingertips.
Today, I want to share thoughts that dance around a topic close to my entrepreneurial heart: energy management for those of us gifted with the vibrant mind of ADHD.

Picture this: a canvas filled with vivid splashes of color, each representing an idea, a task, a dream... and all demanding your attention.

Now imagine bringing that same abstract vitality into your daily routine, but with a serene kind of focus that intensifies your productivity and creativity without burning out that precious brilliance.

In this swirl of ambition, we entrepreneurs often catch ourselves juggling a thousand balls at once. It’s dizzying, isn't it?

Sometimes, to truly harness our potential, we need a pause.
Yes, it's a concept that might make some people want to vomit after all how can stopping actually propel us forward?

Well, that’s the enigmatic power of slowing down to speed up.

Click play, and all will be revealed!

In this episode of "Weeniecast for Winners," I'm talking about the topic of vacationing as a business owner without jeopardizing the success of your business.

Look, the truth is as an ADHD entrepreneur, I'm really BAD at taking vacations.
But that's because I love working.

Even so, I've recently returned from a trip to California and I figured it was a good reason to share practical strategies to ensure a smooth transition into and out of your own vacation mode.

The episode explores maintaining visibility and engagement with clients.

I also emphasize the importance of creating a standard operating procedure to document daily business activities, effectively communicate with clients before and during vacation, and seamlessly re-engage with the business upon return.

Oh, and there's some homework for you in this episode too!

By implementing these strategies, you'll learn to balance a well-deserved vacation with the continued growth and stability of your business, without experiencing burnout or setbacks.

In this episode of "Weeniecast for Winners," I discuss the complex relationship between procrastination, anxiety, and the entrepreneurial mindset, particularly for those of us with ADHD.

Procrastination isn't just about putting off tasks; it's often a subconscious strategy for those who think and plan most efficiently under the gun.

The challenge is not one of simple avoidance but leveraging the pressure and creative bursts that come with deadline-driven work.

I touch on this dynamic without diving into specifics, aiming to reshape the narrative around procrastination in the entrepreneurial space.

Striking a balance between understanding the biological rhythms of our brains and the psychological aspects of pressure, I highlight the idea of aligning tasks with dopamine levels to enhance productivity.

This is essential for managing the overwhelm of running a business and maximizing the unique processing style that comes with ADHD.

It's my intention in the episode to steer away from the step-by-step playbook, instead offering a broader perspective on how to effectively categorize and choose tasks to work in sync with natural energy and motivation cycles.

I also get into practical task management for ADHD entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of a non-linear approach to completing projects.

I suggest strategies for prioritizing work that align with feeling states and energy availability, shifting away from the rigid structures that often stifle creativity.

Welcome back to "Weeniecast for Winners". In this episode, something that's usually seen as the nemesis of productivity: distractions.
Now, I know that word often comes with loads of negative baggage, especially for those of us running businesses with ADHD riding shotgun with us, but what if I told you that distractions are not the dreaded productivity-killers we've been led to believe they are?
What if, amidst the chaos they bring, they also carry seeds of creativity and innovation?

As I reflect on my journey, I've come to realize that the concept of a perfect, sterile work environment is a myth, especially for the entrepreneurial mind that thrives on stimulation.
We've been taught to valorize the uncluttered desk, the silent phone, the rigid schedule—but for some of us, that level of order can be stifling.
Instead, I encourage a radical new way of embracing our workspaces and schedules.
Imagine a world where your thoughts are free to roam, where the buzz of life fuels your creativity, where comfort trumps conventional professionalism.
Now that's where our kind of magic happens.
Remember, our best work doesn't always flourish in silence; sometimes it's the hum of life around us that inspires our greatest ideas.

But here's the rub: not all distractions are created equal.

To all my fellow ADHD entrepreneurs out there, we may be prone to distractions, but we're also relentless in finding paths that work for us.

So take some time to click play, enjoy some insight on how you can use distraction to grow your business, and if you feel you'd like to take a further step forward with this, book in your free generate income strategy call with me.
https://weeniecast.com/strategycall

I recently got on a coaching call with Neal, my podcast producer. And with his permission, in this bonus episode of "The Weeniecast for Winners" we've decided to share the conversation with you, so that you might be able to benefit if you're facing similar challenges in your business.

Now obviously every call is different but this particular session was around how to create offers for your ideal customers, and how to price them once you have.

Neal reached out to me because he wanted some direction on how he could increase his income each month.

His aspirations were to do more coaching, and I quickly identified one major stumbling block that was in the way of him realizing this opportunity.

Listen in to the episode, and if like Neal you feel you could benefit from some 1 on 1 coaching with me, book in for your free initial generate income strategy call.
Here's the address for that - https://weeniecast.com/strategycall