Chaos & Creation: An ADHD Mom's Journey
Despite these challenges, the journey of motherhood and entrepreneurship is incredibly rewarding. The chaos, the missed steps, and the successes all weave together into a tapestry of experiences that define my life. To other moms out there trying to balance their dreams with the demands of parenthood, know that you're not alone. We all have our moments of doubt and triumph.
Equal Effort, Equal Success: Collaboration in Entrepreneurship
Unequal work distribution in partnerships is a common challenge but addressing it proactively can strengthen the foundation of the business. Through open communication, a willingness to adapt, and a focus on shared goals, partners can navigate these challenges and build a thriving venture.
Embracing Dualities: Strength Versus Heart
Throughout my life, strength has been my companion. I've had to carry its weight, shoulder its responsibility, and wear it as armor. This strength was not a choice but a necessity, born from the ashes of the trauma I endured. Yet, beneath this fortitude facade lies a heart yearning to be seen.
Consistently Inconsistent: The ADHD CEO’s Paradox
However, there's one challenge that I consistently find myself wrestling with. A challenge that, in the spirit of authenticity, I am going to share today- is the chronic struggle of staying consistent with posting and engaging on social media. Why is it a struggle, you ask? My mind is like a graffiti wall with ideas constantly being sprayed on, but when it comes to settling down and churning out content consistently, let's just say my wall often goes blank.
Immediately No
Living with ADHD, depression, and anxiety is like juggling a circus of emotions on a tightrope. So, when I'm hit with this unexplainable lack of motivation, it's like trying to solve a mystery without any clues. I find myself questioning the source of this sudden change. Is it boredom? Depression? Burnout? Or perhaps it's an unexpected blend of all three, conspiring against my creative genius.
Navigating Client Letdowns: Choosing Alignment over Overwhelm
One of the toughest decisions that a CEO can make is saying no to a potential client. As much as we want to help everyone, it is not always feasible to take on more work. We must be honest with ourselves and our clients about what we can and cannot handle. Saying no to a client may seem like a letdown, but it is better than overpromising and underdelivering.