EPISODE 7

So many people like to talk about success stories but not so often do we talk about the “failures” that happen in everyday business. This episode of the ADHD Owned Podcast is a bit of storytelling where I shared a colossal mistake I made in my business and the hard lessons I learned from it. In your own ways, you've probably felt like you “dropped the ball” on certain things, and it's important for us to see them not as failures, and not proof that you should close up shop, but lessons that help you get through it. These lessons in business are even more important to talk about because these are the ones that we really learn from and that's what you're going to get from listening to this episode.

Disclaimer: I am not a mental health professional. I am not licensed or certified, but I'm just sharing my personal experience as someone diagnosed with ADHD.

(02:35) The pressure of always one-upping ourselves as business owners and where it stems from

(04:43) The story behind the creation of the Mastermind and why I ended up feeling not aligned with doing it

(07:02) What it feels like to be putting an offer out there and then deciding not to push through

(09:05) Deciphering my hesitancy with the Mastermind and talking myself into doing it

(10:50) The fun part: The Masterclass & The not so fun part: Not giving myself enough time to do the work I had to do

(16:20) The Masterclass bloopers

(19:06) The overwhelming emotion I felt after committing the rookie mistakes

(21:39) Plot twist: The Squirrelpreneurs Academy–the business course that every ADHD entrepreneur would have wanted to go through

(24:00) The need to get this offer out vs. The courage to let it go

(30:06) The questions you need to ask yourself before launching an offer

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