I don't have ADHD, but many of my Content Retainer clients do—and I've noticed some patterns in how they need support with content creation that go beyond what standard business advice acknowledges. While everyone's pushing "just batch your content" and "create a content calendar," my ADHD clients are fighting against systems that work against their brains.

In this episode, I share what I've observed:

• Why ADHD entrepreneurs get caught up in nuance and want to capture ALL the details
• The heightened awareness of how content will be perceived (and why this creates analysis paralysis)
• Why content created "on the fly" feels more natural than batched content
• How the regret cycle works—wanting to change content immediately after posting

The typical solutions everyone suggests—batching content, having team members write it, or using AI tools—all miss the mark because they don't account for how ADHD brains actually work. These approaches either fight against their natural processing style or miss the nuance and complexity that feels essential to them.

See more about our services here www.klcthestudio.com/services