Today’s episode is specifically for ADHD entrepreneurs trying to do everything on their own. I’ve got my bestie Hillary with me, from HandsOn OBM, to convince you why hiring an assistant could be the best thing for you and your business.Through our 16 years of friendship, we’ve come to understand why we work so well together. We list our differing personality traits that keep us balanced, and I enjoy bragging about what makes Hillary such an incredible support system for me.Not all assistants are the same, though, and we discuss at length how to find one that can work well with ADHDers. Perhaps the biggest hurdle to overcome is the shame you may have in admitting you need help in the first place.Whether you start with a group coaching program like FOCUSED or dive straight into hiring a dedicated assistant, we encourage you to take the leap to get support so that you can stay focused on growing that empire of yours!You can find Hillary on Instagram @va.obm.services or on her website, https://handsonobm.com/ 

RFK Jr. voters reveal motivations, Maddow excuses Biden's age, Trump attacks NATO, Tucker interviews Putin, Israel bombs Rafah, Hillary acknowledges issue with Biden's age, Trump praises Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

Topics discussed include Ukraine retreating from a stronghold, Russia's claims about Navalny's death, prosecutor humiliation, CIA's Russiagate intel, Elon vs. Taibbi feud, Israel splitting Gaza, Lula comparing Bibi to Hitler, and Tlaib's Biden stance in Michigan primary.

General Milley discusses ending the Ukraine war via negotiations. Hillary calls for regime change in Russia. Nina Turner criticizes Joy Behar for shaming Ohio residents over a train derailment. SCOTUS on student debt relief. Trump attacks Fox News. Brett Favre in a legal battle with Pat McAfee. Saagar looks at affirmative action. Ryan explores how private equity destroyed Shopko.

Corrine, a participant in the Madeira Ultra Trail, joins co-hosts Keely and Hillary for an engaging discussion. They recap Corrine's challenging race, navigating weather and terrain while highlighting women's performances at recent events. The trio delves into the importance of mental health in ultra running, sharing personal stories of recovery from eating disorders. They also explore the balance of work, training, and life, emphasizing the need for flexibility and community support in their pursuit of both running success and personal well-being.