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10/06/2026

6 fears every ADHD entrepreneur has to overcome:

1. That you’re winging it.

Quietly convinced the whole thing’s held together with tape and good timing, and one day someone clocks it.

2. That you’re not a ’real’ entrepreneur.

Because there are basics other people seem to handle without thinking, and you’ve always quietly struggled with them.

3. The graveyard of unfinished projects.

Each one was the best idea in the world for nine days. Now they just sit there, and you’re a embarrassed by the pile.

4. The wall of awful.

A simple, ten-minute task somehow grows a wall around it so big you’ll do anything but start it.

5. Not trusting your own ex*****on.

Brilliant one week, gone the next. And it’s hard to build a business on top of someone you can’t quite rely on… especially when that someone is you.

6. That it’ll always be like this.

That no matter how hard you go, the effort never quite stretches to the size of the ambition you actually carry.

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I know all six because I’ve lived every one of them.

The ones who get to the other side aren’t fearless and they didn’t ‘fix’ their brain.

They built a system underneath all of it, so the result stopped depending on whether willpower showed up that day.

09/06/2026

I keep meeting entrepreneurs convinced the answer is in the next book, the next podcast, the next mentor.

It isn’t. And that’s the bit nobody wants to hear.

Everything works. The proof is everywhere if you actually look.

Different marketing approaches. Different delivery models.

Different ways of running the whole thing. All of it works for someone.

Which means the real question isn’t “what’s the right way.”

It’s “what’s the right way for the brain in my head.”

Most people skip that question entirely.

They copy whoever shouted loudest at them this week [usually a marketer with something to sell] and wonder why it doesn’t stick.

You can’t do everything.

So pick the one that fits how you’re actually wired, and go all in on it.

08/06/2026

Every “annoying” thing about you is the reason something exists.

The picky friend. The one who’s never quite satisfied. The one who can’t leave it alone.

The lightbulb exists because Edison was dissatisfied with candles. That’s it.

The trait people roll their eyes at is the trait that built the modern world.

Hunter Brains run hot on this. We notice the thing that’s slightly off. We can’t unsee it. Then we go and do something about it.

Most people get told to be more chill. To stop overthinking. To be grateful for what’s already there.

But if you actually look around your house right now, almost everything you can see was made by someone who wasn’t.

Comment ‘Sally’ for the full episode.

28/05/2026

Pain got you into business but it won't keep you there.

Most of us started because something was unbearable in our lives.

The job, the boss, the growth ceiling, the boredom. So we built our own thing.

And running away from that pain is very fu***ng powerful for getting us started.

Then one day you look up and the thing you were running from is so far behind you there stops pushing you.

This is the critical junction in many business owners' lives where they need to replace that pain-based motivation for pleasure-based motivation.

That comes in the form of having a crystal-clear vision.

A clear vision isn't just for motivation either, it's the filter you make decisions through.

Because without it every shiny opportunity sounds tempting and every uncomfortable thing ends up being avoided.

With it, the question becomes simple: does this take me closer to the vision or further away?

If it's closer, it doesn't matter how hard it is.

Your duty is to walk that path

27/05/2026

At 25 she sold her CBD gin brand for 7-figures.

The measly total investment of ÂŁ1,000.

Sally Wynter grew up on free school meals in north London and always knew her brain worked differently to everyone else.

Until the age of 21, Sally didn't even know entrepreneurship was a thing.

And just four years later, she'd gone and done something that most people will never achieve.

What I found most interesting about this conversation wasn't the exit itself. It was what happened after.

She told me she still can't fully give herself credit for it [her words, not mine].

That even now, sat in the house she bought with the money, it feels bizarre.

And the psychological weight of processing something like that is rarely what people talk about when they talk about exits.

We also got into why your environment is either your rocket fuel or your slow poison.

And what it actually takes to build something from nothing when you have an ADHD brain that over-thinks everything.

Comment ‘Sally’ for the full episode.

25/05/2026

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