Hi Friend,

CRMs are supposed to make your life easier, right? But for so many real estate agents with ADHD, they end up feeling like just another thing you’re falling behind on.

You invest in a system everyone swears by—packed with bells and whistles—only to find it overwhelming and impossible to stick with. And then comes the guilt: thinking you’re the problem, that you just need to try harder or pull it together. Sound familiar?

In this episode, we’re diving into why traditional CRMs often fail real estate agents with ADHD and, more importantly, what to do instead. You’ll learn how to evaluate your needs and find an ADHD-friendly CRM—or even create a simple system that truly works for you.

If CRMs have left you feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated, this episode will help you reframe the problem and discover solutions that align with your brain and business.

You’ll leave with clarity, confidence, and permission to do things differently—because success doesn’t come from following the crowd; it comes from finding what works for you.

xo,

Heather

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Hi Friend,

Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) can feel overwhelming—like a wave of shame, embarrassment, or even anger—especially for those of us with ADHD. And here’s the thing: it doesn’t always require actual rejection.

For women in real estate with ADHD, the pressure of building a business, staying organized, and handling client relationships can amplify these feelings. Sometimes, it’s just perceived rejection that can leave us paralyzed, procrastinating, or avoiding situations altogether, which holds back your business growth.

In this episode, I share personal stories of how RSD has shown up in my real estate business and caused overwhelm and self-doubt.

More importantly, I’ll walk you through actionable strategies to manage RSD, reduce burnout, and keep showing up in your business with confidence.

Whether you’re navigating the challenges of ADHD as a realtor or simply looking for better ways to handle rejection, this episode is for you.

xo,

Heather

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Can you believe 2025's already here??

If you’re anything like me, you’ve started years past with big goals, long lists, and maybe even some lofty resolutions.

But if you’ve got an ADHD brain, you know how quickly those resolutions can feel impossible the moment life happens.

In this episode, I share why resolutions often don’t work for ADHDers and the strategy I use instead—a simple approach that helps guide my year without leaving me feeling like a failure.

I hope your new year is off to a great start and that this strategy helps you move closer to achieving your goals this year!

xo,

Heather

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The holidays can bring so much joy… and also so much stress, especially when ADHD perfectionism enters the chat.

In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about what happens when your holiday plans don’t go as expected—whether it’s last-minute chaos, missed traditions, or that familiar post-holiday emotional crash.

If you’re a woman in real estate with ADHD, you know how tricky it can be to juggle client expectations, family responsibilities, and your own high standards. I’m sharing personal stories, practical ADHD-friendly strategies like the 10-10-10 Rule and Permission Slips, and reminders that your worth isn’t tied to a “perfect” holiday.

Take a deep breath, friend—you’re not alone, and it’s not too late to reset and move forward with intention.

I hope this episode reminds you that you're doing a great job, even if your holidays didn't go a planned!

xo,

Heather

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On today’s episode, Nashville agent Marie Lee—known on Instagram as Move Me to Tennessee—shares her inspiring journey from being a burned-out teacher to building a successful real estate business using Instagram while leaning into her ADHD strengths.

Diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, Marie has learned to balance her business and personal life in a way that works for her. She’s here to share her best tips for women in real estate with ADHD, offering actionable advice for streamlining your business, growing through social media, and avoiding burnout.

Packed with relatable stories and actionable advice, this episode is all about embracing your unique strengths and creating systems that truly support your success.

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Hi Friend,

Have you ever found yourself stuck in a shame spiral after taking too long to reply to an email or text? If so, you’re not the only one!

For women in real estate with ADHD, managing expectations—especially our own—can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to be that way!

In this episode, I’m sharing a simple system you can implement to take the pressure off, manage client expectations, and break out of the guilt and avoidance cycle that those of us with ADHD often struggle with.

This strategy has been a game-changer for me, and I’ll walk you through exactly how to set it up so you can start using it today.

If you’ve been struggling to keep up with communication or feeling the weight of falling behind, this episode is for you.

xo,

Heather

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Feeling the holiday chaos creeping in? You’re not alone. For women in real estate with ADHD, the busy season can bring overwhelm, procrastination, or even a total shutdown. But it doesn’t have to be that way!

In this episode, Betsy Dmitruk, a professional organizer and owner of Simply Done Organizing, and I discuss actionable strategies for keeping your home and mind clutter-free during the holidays.

Betsy shares ADHD-friendly tips for managing visual clutter, creating sustainable systems, and even getting your kids involved in decluttering.

Whether it’s tackling the toy room, simplifying your kitchen setup, or making intentional holiday purchases, this episode is packed with hacks to help you stay organized and in control—without the stress.

xo,

Heather

Hi friend!

Today’s episode is Part 3 of our burnout recovery mini-series, and we’re focusing on simplified strategies to help you end the year strong. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list, juggling all the hats as a real estate agent, mom, wife, and more, this one’s for you.

We’ll talk about how to simplify your business, set clear boundaries, and create routines that give you life instead of draining it. From leveraging the Minimum Impact Method to tackling emotional struggles like rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD), I’ll walk you through practical, actionable steps to recover from burnout and prevent it from taking over again.

By the end of this episode, you’ll have a game plan to protect your time and energy while finishing the year on a strong and sustainable note.

As a woman in real estate with ADHD, taking care of yourself can often get put on the back burner, especially as you are working on growing your business.

I hope this episode inspires you to let go of what’s not serving you, prioritize what matters most, and find joy again in both your work and personal life.

Xo,

Feel free to DM me on Instagram or send me an email if this episode resonated with you or if you have any questions. Let’s tackle burnout together and end the year strong!

Burnout is exhausting, overwhelming, and can feel impossible to overcome—especially as a busy woman in real estate with ADHD. But it doesn’t have to keep you stuck.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into 10 actionable tips to help you recover from burnout, starting right now. These self-care strategies are ADHD-friendly and practical—even when you’re already feeling drained.

We’ll talk about simple, effective ways to prioritize yourself without adding to your to-do list, and how these small changes can have a big impact on your energy and focus. This episode is packed with ideas you can implement today to begin recovering from burnout.

This episode is part of a miniseries all about burnout, so be sure to listen to Episode 10: Self-Care Strategies Every Woman in Real Estate with ADHD Needs to Avoid Burnout and Episode 11: Burned Out or Just Tired? 5 Signs You’re Experiencing Burnout as a Realtor with ADHD.

And don’t forget to tune in for the next episode, where we’ll break down even more strategies for recovering from burnout by simplifying your business and setting boundaries.

If you’ve been running on empty, this episode is your sign to pull over, refuel, and start taking care of yourself in a way that truly works for your ADHD brain and busy lifestyle.

I hope it encourages you to take small, manageable steps to start feeling like yourself again.

Xo,

Feel free to DM me or send a quick email if this episode resonated with you!