Hey indie hackers,
I’m launching a newsletter business to encourage, support and inspire ADHD entrepreneurs, solopreneurs and indie hackers. I want to help people like myself that have 100s of potentially great business ideas, but find it extremely challenging to stay focused and follow through with any of them.
I’m looking for stories of indie hackers that struggled with their ADHD, but eventually founded and sustained a business despite their challenges. I’d love to get in touch.
I’m excited get on a call and hear your story. I’ll then convert that into a newsletter issue where I tell your story, share your successes, challenges and learnings and summarise your actionable advice - so that others can get inspired and benefit from your experience.
While I cannot offer you a big audience just yet, once I get reach, I’ll reach out and we’ll do a follow up - which will put you in front of an eager audience of (aspiring) entrepreneurs and indie hackers.
I sincerely hope this caught your interest and hop on a call with me anytime soon :-).
Read more on my substack:
Hi Wouter, I don't know if you'd call me successful, as I only lurk here. But I'm a freelancer and a mom, so can't afford to be working until late, and most definitely have ADHD.
It used to trip me up so badly. Now I've got myself pretty well adapted to what I need to be focused, calm, and creative and get into my hyperfocus super mode.
I even wrote a 6 min read blog post (that's too long for you, right? lol) on apps and online tools that specifically help ADHD focus and productivity issues.
https://wyld.media/apps-for-adhd-productivity
Why ADHD?
There is many podcasts about starting businesses and entrepreneurship already, I cannot add anything special.
Studies show that ADHD-ers show higher interest in entrepreneurship but also have very particular challenges that need to be tackled to be successful.