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Embracing Identity and Purpose: From ADHD Coaching to Leading with Jewish Values
In this episode, I spoke with Robynne Pendariès, an American-born ADHD coach and entrepreneur living in Paris. We explored the intersections of Jewish identity, neurodiversity, and entrepreneurship, and how personal experiences can shape professional purpose.
Robynne shared her inspiring journey from Philadelphia to Paris - from working in fashion to discovering her passion for organizing and eventually transitioning into ADHD coaching. She opened up about her Jewish roots, raising her children in a multicultural family, and building a life of meaning, balance, and connection in France.
👩💼 About Robynne Pendariès:
Robynne Pendariès is an ADHD Coach for adults. She began her career in child psychology after graduating from Tufts University, later working as a fashion buyer in Paris before founding the first English-speaking Professional Organizing company in Paris, France in 2006. Her work with neurodivergent clients inspired her transition into ADHD coaching, where she combines her organizing expertise with ICF-accredited training. Drawing on both professional knowledge and personal experience as the wife and mother of "ADHDers", Robynne supports adults and their partners in creating lives that fit their unique brains.
💡 What We Talked About:
- Robynne’s journey from Philadelphia to Paris and her professional evolution
- How her background in child psychology and organizing led her to ADHD coaching
- Jewish identity and family life in France
- The challenges and joys of being Jewish in today’s France
- Creating “Schvesters,” a sisterhood for Jewish-American women married to Frenchmen
- The importance of community, belonging, and safe spaces for Jewish women
- How ADHD awareness and coaching transform lives
- Finding balance between expressing and protecting one’s identity
- Robynne’s favorite Yiddish word (“kvell”), her inspiration Simone Veil, and her reflections on Jewish pride
If you want to know more about Robynne, click here https://www.robynnependaries.com/
If you want a free resource from Robynne, click here https://www.robynnependaries.com/freeresource
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By Nathalie GarsonIn this episode, I spoke with Robynne Pendariès, an American-born ADHD coach and entrepreneur living in Paris. We explored the intersections of Jewish identity, neurodiversity, and entrepreneurship, and how personal experiences can shape professional purpose.
Robynne shared her inspiring journey from Philadelphia to Paris - from working in fashion to discovering her passion for organizing and eventually transitioning into ADHD coaching. She opened up about her Jewish roots, raising her children in a multicultural family, and building a life of meaning, balance, and connection in France.
👩💼 About Robynne Pendariès:
Robynne Pendariès is an ADHD Coach for adults. She began her career in child psychology after graduating from Tufts University, later working as a fashion buyer in Paris before founding the first English-speaking Professional Organizing company in Paris, France in 2006. Her work with neurodivergent clients inspired her transition into ADHD coaching, where she combines her organizing expertise with ICF-accredited training. Drawing on both professional knowledge and personal experience as the wife and mother of "ADHDers", Robynne supports adults and their partners in creating lives that fit their unique brains.
💡 What We Talked About:
- Robynne’s journey from Philadelphia to Paris and her professional evolution
- How her background in child psychology and organizing led her to ADHD coaching
- Jewish identity and family life in France
- The challenges and joys of being Jewish in today’s France
- Creating “Schvesters,” a sisterhood for Jewish-American women married to Frenchmen
- The importance of community, belonging, and safe spaces for Jewish women
- How ADHD awareness and coaching transform lives
- Finding balance between expressing and protecting one’s identity
- Robynne’s favorite Yiddish word (“kvell”), her inspiration Simone Veil, and her reflections on Jewish pride
If you want to know more about Robynne, click here https://www.robynnependaries.com/
If you want a free resource from Robynne, click here https://www.robynnependaries.com/freeresource