Another fun (and productive 😉) co-working session this morning with @Sarah Hyland @Verena Venus @Brian Cappy Cappello and @Vanessa Hair (Vanessa missed the photo 😢) If you work better with a body double (it's an ADHD thing! 😆) feel free to join us every morning at 11am UK time (check the calendar for your local time) You get work done and you laugh a little!

Hey All. I joined in November but haven't been very active, til NOW! I joined from another community upon the man/myth/legend @Brian Diep's insistence, and just released a podcast w/another legend you may know, @Bill Widmer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaIV7a2cUPk&t=1683s (also on audio but here you can see our pretty faces). My podcast is about recovery, and uncovering my ADHD has been such a big part of that I can't stop doing episodes on it. My family thought I was a crazy jerk my whole life (especially for being chronically late) so I like to joke they all owe me/us and apology (and I'm now borderline punctual!). I'm out to educate the world and eradicate the stigma behind addiction and ADHD. DM me if interested in being a guest.

Here is the link to the interview with the psychiatrist who coined the term RSD that I mentioned on our call today. @Rex Loyer @Sarah Hyland @Carolyn Burns @Brian Diep @peuge https://youtu.be/RxJjV9t_0mI?si=78nzH6BSDL_q378t

I just wanted to mention how fantabulous the co-working sessions have been for me, not only for focus and productivity, but also for the incredible people I've been able to connect with over the past few months in The Founders Guild. If you haven't tried one of the session in the calendar yet, I highly recommend that you do! This was our morning crew today! Love these ladies! 🩷🧡 @Sarah Hyland @Verena Venus @vanessa-phipps-4056

Part of the problem with ADHD and being a busy founder is that you know where you want to go... But you don't know the very next step. "Launch an offer" "Build a landing page" "Find clients" These are all important things founders have to do. But what is the very next step? You don't just go from where you are to fully launched product. Your brain resists starting the task because the steps aren't obvious. It feels big, complicated, and uncertain. I've been having this problem lately. I know the broad goals, but I'm trying to do all them at once, and my brain is spinning out. So it defaults to the thing it knows how to do next— Answer emails. Check socials. Write a Skool post. But those things aren't the most important thing. The answer? Make the most important thing obvious; so clear and easy to start that there's no question what the next step is. What's a big goal you have right now that you haven't started because the next step isn't clear?