ADHD entrepreneurs need it to hit different when it comes to tasks...

"These people who come into your business to do a task, they are reliant on you to provide certain things to them so that they can do that task. And when they ask after it in the wrong way, the ADHD-preneur gets super triggered..." - Katie McManus, Brave Business Coaching

Accessibility: click to read a written-to-be-read transcript of the episode Weenies! Let's figure out how to get you some support! This episode covers:

• Why we need to do tasks in our own way. Every damn day...
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• Shaping how your support teams help you
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• My own routine and how I work it
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• IGNORE the 'Eat the Frog' philosophy! It doesn't work for us!
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• Remember you're in charge
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• How I help my clients when they're dealing with this stuff

Who will get the most out of this episode?

Are you at the point that you absolutely can't handle all of your client work by yourself but you just can't seem to get it right when hiring in support teams?

This is must-listen episode for you, my friend.

We need you to quit being a weenie about outsourcing, hiring, and subcontracting.

It's time to start winning in your business.

And that means you need to get your head around dopamine seeking, and understanding how you need to complete your tasks.

How to handle the day to day tasks in a way that works for you.

This episode will give you a handle on how you can get help in your business, and have them serve you in a way that works for you.

And you'll also learn a good, effective way of managing your to do list.

But like with all aspects of business life, doing something about it will make the real difference.

So I invite you to join me for a FREE call to talk all about this money stuff.

We'll work together on figuring out your day to day, so you can handle eating that frog. But at the RIGHT time in the day! :)

https://weeniecast.com/brave-biz-labs

About Katie McManus

Katie McManus was trained in Executive Business Coaching and Leadership Development at the Co-Active Training Institute in San Rafael, California.

She's a CPCC (Certified Professional Co-Active Coach) and an ACC (Associate Certified Coach) with the International Coaching Federation.