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    5 surprising workspace saboteurs that quietly drain your capacity as an ADHD entrepreneur
    August 21, 2025
    Here are 5 surprising workspace saboteurs that quietly drain your capacity as an ADHD entrepreneur... and how to flip them into brain-boosting gold. And yes! These are the exact tweaks I use in my office (and that made Grow Disrupt events internationally renowned powerhouses for ADHD-ers). 1....
    Why ADHD Entrepreneurs Need to "Tune Their Culture" Like a Violin
    August 18, 2025 · adhd,ADHD in business,Entrepreneurship,Entrepreneurs
    What does violin tuning have to do with building a business culture that thrives? Turns out, everything. And it’s not about being perfect. It’s about being in sync. This story comes from Grow Disrupt founder (and fellow ADHD-er) Stephanie Scheller, who delivered this insight during a keynote...
    Breaking the ADHD All-or-Nothing Cycle: A New Approach to Productivity
    August 4, 2025 · adhd,ADHD in business,Productivity Tips
    If you’ve ever found yourself going from working for 12 hours straight to ignoring your inbox for three straight days, you’re not lazy. You’re not broken. You’re stuck in what many ADHDers know all too well: the all-or-nothing productivity trap. The ADHD brain naturally gravitates toward...
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