Strategic Planning for an ADHD Brain
Strategic planning for neurodivergent minds means rejecting rigid systems that ignore fluctuating energy and embracing adaptive frameworks that honour curiosity, variability, and sustainable progress.
Strategy Fails Without Operational Clarity
Strategy dies in the gap between vision and reality. Operational clarity bridges ambition to action — transforming digital teams from merely busy to meaningfully productive.
Delegation is an Emotional Task
Delegation isn’t just about handing off a task — it’s about handing over trust. This piece explores the emotional weight of letting go, especially when the work is personal, process-driven, or deeply tied to your standards.
Why Starting Is Harder Than Finishing
Starting isn’t just the first step — it’s the heaviest. For ADHD minds especially, initiation feels like pushing a stalled car. This piece explores why beginning is so behaviourally intense — and how to flip resistance into momentum.
Procrastinating When You Actually Care
Procrastination isn’t always a sign of laziness — sometimes it’s a signal of how much we care. When the work matters, so does the fear. This piece explores the emotional weight behind meaningful delay.