Hi,

I’ve noticed a common pattern in ADHD women - especially those of us over 40 given how we grew up - that negatively impacts our businesses… it’s limited or a complete lack of curiosity.

I know this pattern well both personally and professionally, and have had to work to take back my curiosity to help my business.

In this episode, we’ll break down how we lost our curiosity, the problems it creates for our businesses, and my strategy for how to take it back.

If you to, have lost your curiosity - your ability to question - you’ll (hopefully) walk away feeling validated and supported and have a way to re-ignite your curiosity to help your business and your life.

Be sure to listen!

If you’re ready to overcome the invisible ADHD obstacles holding you back, then you’re invited to my FREE workshop How to Overcome Invisible ADHD Obstacles to Build and Grow a Prosperous, Meaningful Business You Love! I have been offering this weekly and will offer it a couple of times in December with plans for continuing into January. Click here to register for this powerful, free workshop!

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