Over the last few years, I kept noticing the same pattern with my clients: They don’t lack information. They lack a way to organize that information into action. Most ADHD advice focuses on isolated tactics: • Use a planner • Try a morning routine • Regulate your nervous system • Declutter your space All helpful...None integrated. So I started building something that connects the dots. I’m calling it the Nest Navigation System — a framework designed to help adults with ADHD move from awareness → observation → regulation → environment → systems in a way that actually makes sense to the ADHD brain. It’s still in development. I’m refining language, testing the pillars, pressure-testing it inside my community. But at its core, it’s built around one idea: ADHD isn’t a motivation problem. It’s a navigation problem. And if we can teach people how to navigate their internal state before they try to fix their productivity, everything shifts. Curious if others here are building frameworks or structured methodologies for ADHD support. What patterns have you noticed that don’t get talked about enough?

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Sometimes the universe just gives you little signs you’re in the right place… Like today, I went on a drive to get lunch. I was heading to a juice shop, but then found a ramen place and decided to go there instead. (I’m a bit of a slut for some ramen) Inside, what’s playing but Avatar the Last Airbender? And a scene with my favorite character, no less. Uncle Iroh! What little signs have you noticed lately that made you feel like, “yup, I’m in the right place!”?

I just had the pleasure of speaking with @Claudia Lopez. And man, am I inspired! This woman is running a thriving online business… From her car. In between school drop-offs. With five kids. 😳🔥 Claudia runs Winning on Purpose, a Skool community teaching people how to make money online with daily moves that bring leads + sales. She started her community last February because her inbox was blowing up with customers, and she needed one central place to serve them. Result? 🚀 Almost 1,000 members 🌎 Clients in India, Canada, Australia, UK 💰 Consistent income through digital affiliate marketing 🧠 A simple “6 Moves” framework so her members don’t spiral into overwhelm Her philosophy is beautifully simple: “Do the boring repeatable habits.” As someone who talks constantly about avoiding burnout and building rhythm instead of chaos… I deeply respect how she’s doing this. We talked about doing a more formal interview together to share her story. What do you think? Should we have her on as a guest?