Katie McManus explains why sleep matters for ADHD entrepreneurs. Good sleep boosts attention span, memory, and learning while reducing injury risk and supporting weight management. Chronic short sleep undermines everything else you're trying to do.
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Having formerly been the type of person who would always say, well, I'll sleep when I'm dead. I'll just sleep four hours tonight and I'll catch up on sleep on the weekend. That's massively unhealthy. And if you have adhd, like we all do, it is really bad for your ability to manage your ADHD symptoms. Some of the health benefits of sleep it promotes growth. It supports weight management. It helps you combat germs and keep your immune system strong. It helps you reduce the risk of injury. As an ADHDer who's very clumsy, who has fallen down the stairs multiple times and manages to injure herself at least once or twice a year, I need this. It helps you increase your attention span, which we all need. It also boosts your memory and your ability to learn.