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A practical and inspiring guide that helps ADHD entrepreneurs harness their unique brains to build a thriving business.
"Honest, practical, and deeply empowering. It will change how you work and how you lead.” —Gino Wickman, author of Traction and Shine
For entrepreneurs with ADHD, some traits, such as creativity, hyper-focus, and risk-taking—are rocket fuel for launching a new venture. Others, such as trouble with attention to detail and time management, can make running a business feel impossibly overwhelming. Traditional business advice, designed for neurotypical brains, doesn’t help—it can even intensify stress and self-doubt, leading to burnout.
That’s why serial entrepreneur and ADHDer Amanda Perry wrote Brain First Business: a groundbreaking guide that rewrites the rules of entrepreneurship for neurodivergent minds. With her Brain First method, she blends lived experience and neuroscience to help founders with ADHD reach their goals without compromising their sanity. By redesigning their approach and adopting proven techniques that work with their brains and not against them, they’ll unlock a sustainable path to building a productive and profitable business.
A practical and inspiring guide that helps ADHD entrepreneurs harness their unique brains to build a thriving business.
"Honest, practical, and deeply empowering. It will change how you work and how...
A practical and inspiring guide that helps ADHD entrepreneurs harness their unique brains to build a thriving business.
"Honest, practical, and deeply empowering. It will change how you work and how you lead.” —Gino Wickman, author of Traction and Shine
For entrepreneurs with ADHD, some traits, such as creativity, hyper-focus, and risk-taking—are rocket fuel for launching a new venture. Others, such as trouble with attention to detail and time management, can make running a business feel impossibly overwhelming. Traditional business advice, designed for neurotypical brains, doesn’t help—it can even intensify stress and self-doubt, leading to burnout.
That’s why serial entrepreneur and ADHDer Amanda Perry wrote Brain First Business: a groundbreaking guide that rewrites the rules of entrepreneurship for neurodivergent minds. With her Brain First method, she blends lived experience and neuroscience to help founders with ADHD reach their goals without compromising their sanity. By redesigning their approach and adopting proven techniques that work with their brains and not against them, they’ll unlock a sustainable path to building a productive and profitable business.
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
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