06/05/2026
For a long time, my ADHD felt like my superpower in business.
It helped me move fast, think creatively, problem solve under pressure, and wear every single hat when I needed to. The business grew because I could hold so much at once.
But nobody really talks about what happens when the business outgrows that survival mode.
The next stage of growth asks for systems, structure, delegation, and consistency. It asks you to stop being the centre of everything. And when your brain thrives on momentum, urgency, and instinct, that shift can feel incredibly difficult. Struggsville 😵💫
I have realised that a lot of what made me “good” at business was actually me overfunctioning. Keeping everything in my head. Picking things up faster than I could explain them. Filling every gap before anyone else noticed it existed.
So now I am learning a completely different skill.
Not how to work harder, but how to build support around the way my brain works.
And honestly, the guilt of not doing everything anymore has been one of the hardest parts. It literally haunts me on the daily, but I’m trying.