ADHD and entrepreneurship can feel like they don’t mix—especially when traditional business advice just doesn’t work for your brain.

In this episode of ADHD Eavesdrop, I talk with Lark Frazier, a designer and marketing specialist who helps neurodivergent entrepreneurs build businesses that actually fit how they think, work, and create.

We explore what it’s like to be late-diagnosed with ADHD, the challenges of finding your niche, and why self-doubt, rejection sensitivity, and executive dysfunction can make starting (and sustaining) a business feel overwhelming.

Lark shares her journey from trying everything—coffee shops, woodworking, travel, and more—to realizing that 100% of her clients were neurodivergent, and building her business around that insight.

If you’ve ever struggled with:

• ADHD and work or career direction
• Starting a business with ADHD
• Interview anxiety or self-doubt
• Feeling like “normal” advice doesn’t work for you

This conversation will feel both validating and practical.