The ADHD CEO

Show Notes Here: https://sociallyausome.com/post/faith-science-framework-adhd-entrepreneursWhat if the key to getting unstuck wasn’t more strategy—but a full nervous system, spiritual, and mindset recalibration?In this powerful episode, I sit down with Dr. LaChelle Wieme—former CRNA, now business coach, author, and creator of the Flow State Money Method. Together, we go deep on the intersection of brain science, quantum physics, and faith…and how it all impacts how we show up as ADHD entrepreneurs.LaChelle shares how your Reticular Activating System, toxic thought loops, and energy frequency directly impact the clients you attract, your sales calls, and your momentum. She also shares how she built an aligned, God-led business and became a best-selling author—without burning out.This episode will hit if:→ You’re addicted to hustle but still stuck→ You feel misaligned with your purpose→ You want to integrate your faith into your business without shame→ You need a new lens to understand your ADHD (and your power)⚡️ Warning: this one might rewire your brain.

Episode Shownotes: https://sociallyausome.com/post/172-not-all-productivity-is-progressFeeling busy but still broke, ADHD Entrepreneur?You’re not lazy—you’re chasing dopamine instead of real momentum.In this episode, Alyece shares why fake productivity (Canva spirals, funnel tweaking) keeps ADHD entrepreneurs stuck—and how to refocus your energy on finishing what actually matters.Learn the tactical systems that rebuild momentum, drive sales, and protect your creativity (instead of letting it run you).🎯 Resources Mentioned:Focused & Free Membership → Join hereADHDpreneur Academy → Learn more#ADHDEntrepreneur #ADHDProductivity #DopamineDrivenBusinessKeywordsADHD, entrepreneurship, productivity, creativity, accountability, deadlines, business strategies, high-performance coaching, time management, dopamineTakeawaysADHD entrepreneurs face unique challenges that require tailored strategies.Creating a structured environment is crucial for productivity.Accountability can significantly impact business success.Setting fake deadlines can help overcome procrastination.Prioritizing tasks is essential to avoid feeling overwhelmed.Dopamine-driven rewards can enhance motivation and focus.Flexibility in scheduling allows for creativity without guilt.It's important to focus on high-priority tasks that move the needle.Mentorship can provide accountability and support in achieving goals.Avoid glorifying busy; focus on meaningful work instead.Chapters00:00 The Struggle of ADHD Entrepreneurs00:29 Understanding Dopamine and Productivity00:55 The Illusion of Productivity02:22 Understanding Dopamine and Its Impact on Action02:37 The Struggle of Creative Distraction03:36 The Importance of Focused Energy04:29 Building Systems for ADHD Success07:25 Prioritizing Tasks Effectively10:18 Harnessing Creativity and Deadlines13:41 Creating Accountability and Urgency17:16 Monetizing Momentum Over Busywork19:10 Overcoming Barriers to Progress19:54 Stepping into Your Zone of Genius

ADHD entrepreneurs often face challenges with visibility due to their nervous systems reacting strongly to social engagement. This discussion dives into how posting can feel daunting, perceived as a survival threat rather than just a task. It emphasizes the importance of vulnerability and authenticity, showcasing how embracing these traits can enhance confidence and foster deeper connections. Actionable strategies are shared to help navigate these fears and build momentum in business, ultimately leading to a successful online presence.

Episode Show Notes Here: https://sociallyausome.com/post/170--the-adhd-friendly-way-to-build-visibility--land-pr-ft-katrina Think PR is only for influencers with 10K followers? Think again.In this episode, Katrina Owens breaks down how ADHD entrepreneurs can get seen—without the pressure, burnout, or “look at me” energy traditional PR demands.TakeawaysPR is a powerful tool for entrepreneurs, not just celebrities.Visibility wounds can hinder ADHD entrepreneurs; overcoming them is crucial.Building a press-ready brand is essential for PR success.Local networking can lead to significant visibility opportunities.Consistency in social media presence enhances PR efforts.Small, tactical PR moves can yield big results for busy entrepreneurs.Nurturing relationships is key to securing PR opportunities.Mindset plays a critical role in entrepreneurial success.The Pitch Kit provides practical templates for effective pitching.Acting like your future self can accelerate business growth.Sound Bites"PR isn't just for celebrities.""Be your future self now.""The Pitch Kit is your PR toolkit."Chapters00:00 The Power of PR for Entrepreneurs03:58 Katrina's Journey to Entrepreneurship06:36 Understanding the Value of PR09:18 Common Misconceptions About PR12:13 Building a Press-Ready Brand15:01 Local Networking for Visibility17:58 Consistency in PR Efforts20:45 Impactful PR Strategies for Solopreneurs21:00 Embracing Polarization in Personal Branding25:22 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Acting as Your Future Self28:31 Tactical PR Strategies for Busy Entrepreneurs34:54 Nurturing Relationships for PR Opportunities38:45 The Importance of Self-Talk in Entrepreneurship

Show Notes Are Here: https://sociallyausome.com/post/169-stuck-or-scared-the-real-cost-of-waiting-with-adhdIf you've ever said, "I'm just not ready yet," this one's for you. In this episode of The ADHD CEO, Alyece Smith gets real about the cycle of indecision, self-doubt, and waiting that keeps ADHD entrepreneurs stuck. She unpacks the fear behind delayed decisions, the toll it takes on your business momentum, and how to start building self-trust even when motivation is missing.From course hoarding to ghosting mentors, Alyece reveals the truth about what these patterns are really costing—and how you can shift from stuck to unstoppable without needing a ten-step plan or "perfect timing." It’s not about doing more—it’s about finally doing it differently.Chapters00:00 Confronting Self-Doubt and Fear of Commitment00:39 Understanding ADHD and Risk Aversion00:51 Confronting Investment Fears01:53 Understanding ADHD and Decision-Making02:57 Breaking the Cycle of Inaction03:06 Understanding ADHD and Self-Trust05:40 Overcoming Fear and Taking Action06:23 The Journey of Writing a Book08:20 Finding Momentum and Overcoming Fear08:32 169 - Take 05KeywordsADHD, writing, self-doubt, momentum, mentorship, accountability, entrepreneurship, decision-making, support, implementation

Felly Day, a repurposing strategist and founder of FD Studio, specializes in helping entrepreneurs amplify their content strategy. She reveals her remix method, turning one idea into multiple posts seamlessly. Key insights include the importance of tailoring content for different platforms and avoiding burnout through strategic repurposing. Felly discusses how using AI can enhance creativity while maintaining a human touch. She also emphasizes the value of niching down for clarity and boosting engagement with targeted content.

Waiting for the perfect moment can hold ADHD entrepreneurs back. Taking action, even if imperfect, is crucial for overcoming procrastination. This discussion highlights how overthinking hinders progress and the importance of celebrating small wins to boost motivation. It also reveals that consistently practicing action fosters confidence. Listeners are encouraged to embrace imperfection and recognize time perception challenges, ultimately leading to more authentic connections and entrepreneurial success.

Show Notes Are Here: https://bit.ly/ADHDCEO166ADHD ENTREPRENEURS: If you keep hitting a revenue ceiling, it’s not because you need to work harder... it’s because your sales system is broken.You’re making sales, but it feels hard. You’re tweaking your niche, rewriting your bio, changing your prices—yet you’re still stuck at the same income level. What if the problem isn’t your offer… but the way you’re selling it?In this episode, I break down:✅ The hidden ADHD habits that are capping your income✅ Why overcomplicated sales systems are killing your conversions✅ How to scale what’s already working instead of constantly starting overIf you’re exhausted from pushing harder for sales and feeling like you’re always starting from scratch… this is your blueprint to breaking through.keywordsADHD, entrepreneurship, sales strategies, business mentor, ADHDpreneur, sales process, hyper-focus, revenue growth, marketing, automation.takeawaysADHD entrepreneurs often face unique challenges in sales.Simplifying the sales process can lead to better results.Hyper-focus can be leveraged for effective sales strategies.Automated sales touchpoints can enhance revenue.Clear messaging is crucial for attracting the right leads.Overcomplicating sales processes can lead to procrastination.Identifying high-performing content is key to scaling.Sales success requires optimization, not constant reinvention.Emotional regulation is important in sales strategies.Building a business structure that works for ADHD brains is essential.Breaking Through Sales Ceilings for ADHD EntrepreneursSimplifying Sales Strategies for ADHD Minds"You're stuck at a certain revenue.""Audit your sales process.""Let's stop trying to be more organized."

Show Notes Are Here: https://bit.ly/ADHDCEO165ADHD ENTREPRENEURS: If selling feels exhausting, it's not you... it’s the way you’ve been taught to sell.Traditional sales advice—be consistent, follow up, stick to the script—wasn’t built for ADHD brains. That’s why you hyper-focus one week, disappear the next, and feel like you have to start all over. The truth? You don’t need more discipline... you need a sales system that works even when you take a break.In this episode, I break down:✅ Why traditional sales strategies fail ADHD entrepreneurs✅ The dopamine-driven follow-up system that makes selling effortless✅ How to set up an ADHD-friendly sales system that brings in leads even when you’re offlineIf you’ve ever thought, “I hate selling” or “I’m just not good at it”—this episode will change everything for you.KeywordsADHD entrepreneurs, sales strategies, dopamine-driven sales, evergreen offers, automation in businessTakeawaysSelling every day without stress is possible.Traditional sales methods are often too rigid for entrepreneurs.A dopamine-friendly sales system can enhance engagement.Automating follow-ups can simplify the sales process.Creating evergreen offers helps maintain consistent sales.ADHD entrepreneurs are more likely to thrive in business.Sales should not rely solely on motivation.Auditing past posts can improve engagement strategies.Implementing soft calls to action is crucial.Sales systems should be designed to reduce friction.Sound Bites"Sell every day without stress.""Make selling simple and effortless.""Sales feel exhausting, it's not you."Chapters00:00 Rethinking Sales for ADHD Entrepreneurs00:50 The Entrepreneurial Edge of ADHD01:17 Creating an ADHD-Friendly Sales System01:28 Understanding ADHD and Mental Health Challenges04:09 Automating Business Processes for ADHD Entrepreneurs04:18 Selling Without Selling: The ADHDpreneur Approach06:53 Dopamine-Driven Follow-Up Systems08:34 Creating Passive Sales with Evergreen Offers08:42 Revolutionizing Sales for ADHD Entrepreneurs09:53 Building a Dopamine-Friendly Sales System

Show Notes Are Here: https://bit.ly/ADHDCEO164ADHD ENTREPRENEURS: The more you research, the harder it gets to start.You don’t struggle with execution because you’re lazy—you struggle because ADHD brains love to get stuck in research mode. You tell yourself, “I just need to learn a little more before I start”… and six months later, you’re still not taking action.In this episode, I break down:✅ Why endless research is keeping you broke and stuck in overwhelm✅ How ADHD entrepreneurs can shift from learning to earning✅ The one rule that guarantees you’ll start making money todayIf you’ve ever spent more time watching YouTube tutorials than actually building your business… this is your wake-up call.