Dr. Get in Focus

Dr. Get in Focus "Dr.Get in Focus": I help ADHD Entrepreneurs develop their superpowers. I am not a Medical Dr. Dr. Levine's doctorate work for his Ph.D.

"Dr. Get in Focus" specializes in assisting businesses and organizations to thrive in remote work. We empower employees, staff, and leadership to better focus and be more productive, collaborative, and profitable. With our people-centric approach, we align the workforce with corporate culture and help CEOs or business owners, management, and executives to be better connected with teams and employe

es, and create stronger bonds among team members, - all virtually. After we assess a company's remote work situation, with its CEO, HR, and management, based on each company's unique needs, we strategize best practices to take remote working to a higher level. We help train and support individuals and teams to adopt better ways of using collaborative technology. We then focus on executing solutions, practices, and strategies, specifically customized for target goals. We coach and train employees, teams, management, and executives with improved ways of remote working and collaboration. We then act as accountability partners to help members to meet their goals for higher productivity, greater bonding with their teams, and better alignment with company culture. was about how to make remote work strategies work for all stakeholders.

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ADHD entrepreneurs:Serious question.Do deadlines sneak up on you…or do you see them coming and still somehow end up doin...
04/24/2026

ADHD entrepreneurs:

Serious question.

Do deadlines sneak up on you…

or do you see them coming and still somehow end up doing everything the night before?

For years I thought my issue was discipline.

Turns out it was design.

When I stopped trying to “fix” my attention and started structuring my work around how my brain actually operates, something strange happened:

I got more reliable without becoming more boring.

I wrote about the shift that changed everything for me.

The link is in the comments!

04/23/2026

Your ADHD brain isn't bad at planning; most calendars are built for different brains. The structured accountant's calendar won't work for the novelty-seeking, urgency-driven 'astronaut' brain.

Trying to follow a perfect daily routine with ADHD?Wake at 5. Meditate. Cold plunge. Journal. Be consistent.Meanwhile yo...
04/22/2026

Trying to follow a perfect daily routine with ADHD?

Wake at 5. Meditate. Cold plunge. Journal. Be consistent.

Meanwhile your brain says, “How about we build a company instead?”

Consistency works for spreadsheets.
Momentum works for founders.

If rejection scares you and planners are judging you, this article is for you.

Read this before you download another productivity app you’ll ignore by Thursday. 🚀

Link is in the comments (not the bio, wtf does that mean anyway?).

Entrepreneur with ADHD?You don’t eliminate distractions.You give them a corner office and a coffee budget.ADHD brains do...
04/20/2026

Entrepreneur with ADHD?

You don’t eliminate distractions.

You give them a corner office and a coffee budget.

ADHD brains don’t run on discipline. They run on interest, urgency, novelty—and mild panic with Wi-Fi.

Stop trying to “focus harder.”

Install better plumbing.

Full Substack article if your business is waiting patiently in another tab while you research something extremely important like font choices. 🚽🚀

Most productivity advice was written for people who get excited about inbox zero and matching folders.If that’s you, rel...
04/15/2026

Most productivity advice was written for people who get excited about inbox zero and matching folders.

If that’s you, relax. Go alphabetize something. This post is not for you.

If your brain works in bursts…
If “consistency systems” slow you down…
and if you’ve ever built something real while everyone else was still planning their morning routine…

Read this.

Productivity for ADHD Entrepreneurs Who Don’t Work Like Everyone Else

Stop fixing yourself.
Fix the structure instead.

And if you don’t click, don’t worry — someone else already shipped the idea you were “about to start.” 🚀

"Being nice" is literally costing you money.Not rude. Not cruel. Just unapologetically unavailable to anything that does...
04/10/2026

"Being nice" is literally costing you money.

Not rude. Not cruel. Just unapologetically unavailable to anything that doesn't move the needle.

Fun fact: The word "nice" comes from Latin for "foolish." (I'm dead serious.)

So maybe it's time to stop apologizing for having standards.

Here's what I stopped doing: ❌ Saying "yes" to calls that should've been emails ❌ Apologizing for my rates ❌ Pretending 47 browser tabs is "organized"

Here's what happened: ✅ Revenue doubled ✅ Energy tripled ✅ Clients respect me more

Your ADHD brain isn't broken—it refuses to tolerate BS. That's your competitive advantage.

I just wrote an article about why boundaries aren't mean, they're professional.

Fair warning: You might recognize yourself. 🔥

Link is in the comments

Got rejected three times before breakfast yesterday.Pitch ghosted. DM on read. "Different direction" email (clearly writ...
04/09/2026

Got rejected three times before breakfast yesterday.

Pitch ghosted. DM on read. "Different direction" email (clearly written by ChatGPT).

My ADHD brain's usual response? Three-day shame spiral. Oreos for lunch. Questioning every life choice.

But this time? I just... kept going.

Here's the thing nobody tells you: rejection isn't the problem. The spiral is.

I figured out how to break it. And honestly? It changed everything.

New post: "Why Rejection Is My New KPI (And Why I'm Weirdly Proud of It)"

Link in comments

Morty Goldstein wakes up Monday morning with seven business ideas, three unfinished projects, and absolutely no idea whe...
04/06/2026

Morty Goldstein wakes up Monday morning with seven business ideas, three unfinished projects, and absolutely no idea where his coffee went. Rachel Feinberg has already answered her emails, scheduled her week, and color-coded something impressive. Hannah Rabinowitz warned everyone yesterday this exact situation would happen. And Dr. Lipschitz? He’s standing in the corner of the room nodding thoughtfully, saying, “This is not laziness. This is a staffing problem.”

Read more in the comments...

Most ADHD entrepreneurs weren’t given bad advice.They were given the *wrong operating system.*ADHD isn’t a discipline pr...
04/03/2026

Most ADHD entrepreneurs weren’t given bad advice.

They were given the *wrong operating system.*

ADHD isn’t a discipline problem.
It’s a mismatch between a fast, non-linear brain and slow, linear tools.

Unchanneled, it feels like chaos.

Properly directed, it becomes speed, intuition, creativity, and pattern recognition.

This excerpt explains what actually went wrong—and how to take back control of your focus.

Start here. ⚡🚀 (link in comments)

98 Cents that will change your life!For a limited time, My COMMAND YOUR HYPERDRIVE course is only 98 cents (It goes up t...
04/02/2026

98 Cents that will change your life!

For a limited time, My COMMAND YOUR HYPERDRIVE course is only 98 cents (It goes up to 49 bucks on May 1). Get. it now! C'mon, where can you get a deal like this?

04/01/2026

You're not lazy. You're not broken. You're just schlepping uphill with the wrong shoes.

I've worked with hundreds of ADHD entrepreneurs.

Brilliant people. Fast thinkers. Could sell ice to Eskimos and then forget where they put the money.

They all say the same thing: "I know what to do. I just can't DO it."

It's not a discipline problem. It's not a motivation problem. It's a FRICTION problem.

5 friction points, to be exact.

New blog: The 5 Friction Points Killing Your Ex*****on (And Why Your Bubbe Was Right All Along)

→ [LINK BELOW]

Warning: Contains Yiddish. And truth.

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