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The Weeniecast - ADHD entrepreneur and neurodivergent business strategy, money mindset, sales advice, entrepreneurship Weeniecast
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Are you an ADHD entrepreneur or neurodivergent business owner looking for business strategy advice?
Need help overcoming ADHD in your business?
Want coaching on money mindset, sales advice, and general ADHD entrepreneurship, but from the safety and comfort of your own space?
Maybe you want to start your own business but feel burdened by your ADHD diagnosis?
If you're wanting to listen to business strategy and money mindset advice that's specifically targeted to business owners like you who have ADHD and other types of neurodiversity, then "The Weeniecast" is the ADHD entrepreneurs podcast for YOU.
There's a lot of BS advice that's peddled by business coaches who just don't understand ADHD at all. And that advice just doesn't work for us.
My goal is to bring you my unfiltered, brutally honest insights on some of the challenges of running a business when you have ADHD and how you can overcome them!
I've helped ADHD entrepreneurs like you to scale their revenue towards six figure revenues in mere months. It can be done. ADHD doesn't have to be as big an issue in business as some people think.
If you know what you're doing you can make it work for you.
I'm currently managing to get my clients 11 times their initial coaching investment back through their businesses. And I'd love to do the same for you.
But first, let's start with this podcast!
With each episode, I'll be getting you started on that same success path.
Each week we cover various ADHD entrepreneur challenges including:
Leadership skills
Change management
Learning from ADHD meltdowns
Embracing imperfections in your business
Overcoming rejection sensitive dysphoria.
'Shiny object syndrome'.
Time management (and why things like pomodoro technique don't work for us)...
If you're an entrepreneur with ADHD (aka ADHD entrepreneur, aka 'weenie') then you'll be only too familiar with any of these challenges and how they can impact on your business.
Do YOU allow them to get in the way of your success?
If so, stop whatever you’re doing, and click the follow or subscribe button for this show on your favorite podcast app, right NOW!
I'm Katie McManus and I help entrepreneurs with ADHD to stop being weenies, and start being successful.
As a CPCC (Certified Professional Co-Active Coach) I know how to help people like you to break through their own limiting self beliefs.
I help them understand their own potential for growing their dream business and making seriously life changing amounts of money.
Having ADHD does not stop you from having a winning business strategy!
Each episode I’ll be sharing stories and insights which will inspire you, as a fellow ADHD person with designs on entrepreneurship to step OUT of the weenie, and IN to the winning life of being a successful ADHD entrepreneur!
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How to quit your corporate job and become an ADHD entrepreneur!
The Smart Way to Quit Your Corporate Job and Start Your ADHD BusinessWelcome to another episode of The Weeniecast, the podcast for ADHD entrepreneurs looking to level up their business strategy.
In this episode, titled "Quit your corporate job and start your business the smart way!", I'm going to share my experiences ditching out of the 9-5 job world and plunging headfirst into entrepreneurship. I'll also share how my clients are doing it!
Hi! I'm Katie McManus, ADHD entrepreneur business strategist and money mindset coach.
The Freedom Overload: Creating Structure and Setting Priorities in Your BusinessThis episode of "The Weeniecast" is intended to shares valuable insights and strategies for starting a business, whether to quit the corporate job or build it as a side hustle.
I'm discussing the importance of considering financial factors, such as savings, monthly revenue, and health insurance, as well as planning for unexpected expenses.
Plus, I've got some essential advice on giving notice, maintaining a good relationship with your employer, and leveraging your expertise to continue making money from your previous company.
I also want to name that managing fear and anxiety, creating structure, setting boundaries with loved ones, and seeking support through therapy and coaching are super important.
So let's get into it.
I'm hopeful that you'll listen and get started with taking the brave step towards building a successful ADHD entrepreneur journey with confidence and smart strategies.
Your next steps after listening Wanna get this content earlier, and unbleeped? Listen to the Apple Podcasts premium version of this show - https://weeniecast.com/winners
Book a strategy call with me - weeniecast.com/strategycall
Get more support in your ADHD entrepreneur life by joining my hyperfocus community! - https://weeniecast.com/hyperfocus
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Bad advice some coaches give ADHD entrepreneurs that can lead to social media addiction. Ignore gurus and listen to Seth Godin! - a hyperfocus highlight episode (VIDEO)
A hyperfocus highlight episode: BAD advice from other ADHD coaches that can lead to social media addiction! Welcome to a hyper-focused episode of the Weeniecast, where we're talking about some of the worrying, bad advice that some other ADHD coaches are offering to ADHD entrepreneurs!
In this episode, I, Katie McManus, a business strategist and money mindset coach, will share my tips on how to get the best out of your social media use, without risking addiction from trying to chase the dopamine!
I'll be sharing why the gurus and other ADHD coaches are offering dangerous advice and I'll tell you why Seth Godin had the best advice for ADHD entrepreneurs on this topic!
Here's the link to listen to the full episode if you want more back story.
Also, if you're ready to step away from social media for a moment and instead get into running a profitable business, I'd like to invite you to book a free generate income strategy call with me at weeniecast.com/strategycall.
This call will help you explore your goals, dreams, and frustrations, and if it's a fit, discuss ways to work together.
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How to build discipline when you're an ADHD entrepreneur
ADHD and goal-centred discipline Hey there, it's Katie McManus here, and in this episode of The Weeniecast, I dive into a topic that I get asked about all the time: how to build discipline when you have ADHD.
It's a question that many people with ADHD struggle with, especially when the traditional idea of discipline feels out of reach.
We need to let go of the vision of perfect discipline and understand that for individuals with ADHD, discipline looks different.
It's goal-centered, built in sprints, and relies on momentum rather than motivation.
I use the example of building a workout routine to illustrate this point.
Instead of overwhelming ourselves with complex fitness plans, we need to set low expectations and celebrate the small wins.
Oh, and if you're an ADHD entrepreneur who.... ermmmm like me.... likes to keep up to date with axe cutting news, I've got this rather lovely TikTok channel you can follow.
https://www.tiktok.com/@bradley.thor
Another oh, if you're reading this, and your name is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, call me! I may have a business proposal for you hahaha!
I'm Katie McManus, your business strategist and money mindset coach. This is the latest episode of The Weeniecast, the podcast for ADHD entrepreneurs looking to level up their business strategies.
The key moments in this episode are: 00:37 Let go of perfect routines, embrace flexibility.
05:54 Failure in gym breeds avoidance and self-doubt. Building discipline requires low expectations for success.
06:49 Routine creates progress, friends, and hope.
11:34 Balloon floats unpredictably, people play drunk game.
15:26 Change up cardio routine, evolve and adapt.
18:48 Entertaining axe reviews and legit personal trainer.
20:52 Get involved, make it fun, succeed.
Click here to download our free guide to winning social media marketing strategy for adhd entrpreneurs
The next steps for you after you’ve listened to this episode are: Book a call with me: If you want further help or action steps, you can book a call with me to discuss your specific needs and how I can assist you in achieving your goals.
Message me: If you're looking for insights and guidance tailored to your specific needs. Mention the Weeniecast when you do so I have context!
Check out my website: Visit my website to explore more resources, blog posts, and valuable content related to your area of interest. Stay updated with the latest industry trends and tips.
Follow me on Instagram or TikTok: Join my social media community to get regular updates, tips, and insights. Engage with my content and connect with like-minded individuals in the comments section.
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3 ways ADHD entrepreneurs can raise prices (with free download) - a hyperfocus highlight episode
A hyperfocus highlight episode: How ADHD entrepreneurs can raise prices! Welcome to a hyper-focused episode of the Weeniecast, where we're talking about how you can stop being a weenie, and raise your prices so you can get closer to your financial goals!
In this episode, I, Katie McManus, a business strategist and money mindset coach, will share my tips for how you as an ADHD entrepreneur can start getting paid what you're worth.
This is an ADHD friendly segment from an episode we published a year ago all about the pricing challenges we ADHD folks can face with our pricing.
Here's the link to listen to that full episode.
Listen to this special abridged version of the episode and then download my free "Money Map" resource that helps you through the process of raising your prices.
Also, if you're ready to calculate how you can deduct being a Weenie and instead add running a profitable business to your life, I'd like to invite you to book a free generate income strategy call with me at weeniecast.com/strategycall.
This call will help you explore your goals, dreams, and frustrations, and if it's a fit, discuss ways to work together.
Now what are you waiting for?
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ADHD entrepreneurs, become a better listener and stop oversharing by going from squirrel to shark!
The Power of Listening: getting out of Squirrel mind during conversations in Business Relationships In this episode of The Weeniecast, we're talking all about ADHD communication. Specifically, we're exploring how to go from being a 'squirrel' to a 'shark', and in turn, becoming a better listener.
As an ADHD entrepreneur, it can be challenging to keep ourselves from oversharing in conversations, especially with clients.
We often get so excited and end up going off on tangents or revealing too much.
But fear not, because I have some strategies to help you navigate this common challenge.
First, we'll discuss the three different levels of listening.
Most of us spend the majority of our time in the first method - the squirrel method, where we're constantly thinking about what we should say next instead of truly focusing on the other person.
To become a better listener, we need to tap into our other brain levels, where we listen more deeply and tune into what's not being said.
This ability to read the room and understand the emotions of others is vital in building connections and relationships.
So, get ready to exit squirrel brain and go into deeper waters... and become a better listener in your business.
Whether you have ADHD or not, these communication strategies can benefit anyone seeking to improve their listening skills and forge stronger connections in the business world.
I'm Katie McManus, your business strategist and money mindset coach. This is the latest episode of The Weeniecast, the podcast for ADHD entrepreneurs looking to level up their business strategies.
The Three Levels of Listening So one of the things I learned at 'coaching school' was one of the most valuable lessons I still use to this day.
There are three different categories of listening: the squirrel method, the cougar method, and the shark method.
Most people with ADHD spend the majority of their time in the squirrel method, where they are easily distracted and focused on their own thoughts rather than fully listening to the other person.
This can lead to massive amounts of oversharing.
The cougar method involves deeply listening to what is being said and what is not being said.
This level of listening requires tuning into body language and nonverbal cues.
Then lastly, we've got the shark method.
And it's this level of listening that's especially useful in business situations and can make individuals appear more observant and trustworthy.
I'm hoping I can help you get started with practicing this after you've listened to this week's episode!
The key moments in this episode are: 00:35 Avoid oversharing: a common ADHD struggle.
05:15 Sitcom-based vulnerability-dumps.
09:31 Questions reveal hidden emotions, fears, and aspirations.
13:35 An anxious leader in a meeting creates suspicion.
15:27 Unconscious energy reading; key coaching skill.
20:40 Observing public spaces brings attention and safety.
21:36 Relatable stories for connecting with clients, book recommendation.
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Will you pass the ADHD entrepreneur test? Three signs you have ADHD - and why it doesn't matter if you don't! (VIDEO)
A weeniecast flashback episode: the video version of episode 51 Welcome to this special bonus flashback episode.
We're sharing the video version of episode 51 of "The Weeniecast" with you.
In this one, I'm talking about how to identify the three signs that could indicate you are an ADHD entrepreneur.
But here's the twist - even if you don't have ADHD, this episode is for you too!
We've received messages from listeners who enjoy our business strategy content, regardless of their ADHD diagnosis. And let us assure you, you are absolutely welcome here in this podcast.
Listen to the original and read the show notes for this episode on its page, here.
Customer Reviews
Not quite there
I was looking for a helpful adhd entrepreneur podcast, and while there’s some helpful nuggets, I don’t feel like this podcast is it. The sound effects are just distracting and takes away from any info actually being shared and while these episodes are short, the advice or helpful tips aren’t shared until nearly the very end.