Danielle Ralston talks about managing ADHD as an entrepreneur. She stopped trying to control everything and started delegating to her team, which freed up time for coaching and creative work instead of getting stuck in tasks.
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And I had this conversation 45 minutes ago, an hour ago. Somebody asked me, well, how did you get control and cure your ADHD? I was like, whoa, totally not cured. You don't have to be anybody's version or do anything that everybody's version of things. How are you going to be successful in your way? So I tell clients there's no one way to do anything. There is no one way to do any tasks. I now go, oh, somebody write me a post on this. And I don't even write the whole entire post. I hand it to somebody else on my team and make them do it. I don't even do it anymore. You know how? freeing that was for me to not have that level of control over every single thing that some coach or somebody told me at some point in time I had to do, I think, probably. But now I have so much more time for coaching and creating amazing things and being a visionary for what I want to do and hand it off to somebody else who's better at it and likes doing it. I love that.