The Surprising Power of Doing Things Fast, Messy, and Without Overthinking | S1 E8

In this episode, Jake and Caleb share their journey of launching something new from a neurodivergent perspective—breaking conventional rules and embracing imperfection. They discuss how ADHD influences their approach, the importance of momentum over perfection, and practical tips to get started despite doubts or obstacles. Main Topics: Overcoming the mental hurdles of starting a new project with ADHD How to simplify planning and reduce over-polishing The power of batching and accountability in maintaining momentum Building in secret vs. building in public: pros and cons for neurodivergent entrepreneurs Celebrating milestones and anchoring success with intentional toasts Emphasizing the importance of community, accountability nudges, and partnership Reframing rejection sensitivity and building in private to protect your energy The "who not how" framework: finding companions to facilitate action Embracing messy, imperfect progress as a form of authenticity and growth * Doing Business with ADHD is for the late-diagnosed, the self-diagnosed, and the "I've always been this way but nobody ever called it anything" crowd — business owners and founders who are finally starting to understand why the standard playbook never quite worked for them. Hosts Jake Brown and Caleb Bogia-Curles both have ADHD and both run businesses. Their conversations are honest, a little rambly, occasionally chase a squirrel or two — and somehow still land on real, practical advice about getting clients, getting paid, managing money, and building something sustainable. The rules weren't written for your brain. Let's change the rules.