Join me for live support every week in our free community for coaches & practitioners with ADHD, The Procrastination Station: https://pollypollock.thrivecart.com/procrastinationstation/

Join me as a student in my signature 4 month marketing mentorship program: https://www.neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

This week, we break down some questions from community members inside The Procrastination Station!

In this session, we covered questions around:

• Niche Switching
• Imposter Syndrome
• Creating Authority Content & Building Trust
• Selling Your Offer Clearly

& so many more golden nuggets to help you take your biz full-time and beyond with energy-friendly marketing and sales.

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The Procrastination Station (Free)

If you’ve ever struggled to “niche down” as a coach with ADHD because your brain has a million ideas, interests and ways you know you could help people… this episode is going to hit home harddddd.

In today’s ep, I’m breaking down why so many new and early-stage coaches with ADHD resist niching, why social media advice has made this whole thing 10x more confusing, and the real reason clarity actually creates more creativity, momentum and freedom in your business, not less.

We talk about:

• why ADHD brains struggle with commitment, restriction and “choosing one thing”
• the difference between being multi-passionate vs lacking clarity
• why vague positioning makes marketing, partnerships and visibility way harder
• the ethical side of niching that nobody talks about enough
• how to niche in a way that feels aligned, creative and sustainable for your brain
• a super simple framework to help you work out your niche without overcomplicating it

Let's geawwww!

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This ep is a brutally honest conversation about distraction in online business, ADHD, shiny object syndrome, and the reason so many coaches stay stuck below a full-time income for years.

We’re diving into:

• social media addiction and comparisonitis
• constantly pivoting niches, offers, and strategies
• relying solely on posting instead of building real connections
• creating endless offers instead of mastering one sellable offer
• chasing more qualifications instead of taking action

• impatience, burnout, and the pressure to become an overnight success
• trying to be everywhere instead of showing up consistently in the right places

If you’ve ever thought:

“I’m working so gahd damn hard… so why isn’t this working yet?”
this episode is for you.

If you’re a coach with ADHD or AuDHD building a business online, you’ve probably felt the insane level of pressure and attachment to social media that we're almost encouraged to have in this industry (even though it can often drain our focus and energy.)

In this episode, I break down what’s actually happening in your brain when you’re constantly reaching for “easy dopamine” on socials, and why it can leave ADHD brains feeling more scattered, flat, and burnt out over time.

Then I'll share my real-life routines as an ADHD business owner that help me stay regulated and focused without being glued to my phone all day, including:

• how I start my mornings without immediately scrolling
• simple ways to rebuild natural dopamine throughout the day
• workday boundaries that protect focus and energy
• how I wind down at night so my brain can actually switch off

MENTIONED LINKS:

The Procrastination Station (FREE weekly sessions)

Work with me inside The Neuro-Friendly Sales Accelerator

Come chat with me in the DMs on IG: @pollypollockofficial

In this episode, I’m joined by Erin Rogers - intuitive mentor and breathwork facilitator who helps entrepreneurs reconnect with their clarity, confidence, and decision-making through nervous system regulation.

We dive into the link between intuition, overthinking, and the nervous system, especially for ADHD and high-performing entrepreneurs.

We cover:

• Why overthinking and decision paralysis are usually nervous system issues rather than mindset issues
• Why ADHD entrepreneurs struggle to trust themselves
• The difference between intuition and impulsivity
• Burnout in high performers and why doing less can actually be more productive
• Simple ways to regulate your nervous system during the workday
• How to rebuild self-trust after “bad” decisions

Connect with Erin:Website: erinrogers.io

Podcast: Inner Knowing with Erin Rogers (spotify) (apple)

Free Quiz: Discover Your Intuitive Type

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erinrogers.io/ 

Polly's Links:

Join my free drop-in weekly coaching sessions: https://pollypollock.thrivecart.com/procrastinationstation/

Work with me: https://neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

In this episode, we’re unpacking the preeeetty intense emotional experience of wanting everything in your business to happen yesterday - whether it's consistent clients, a full waitlist, smooth systems, scaling - or, eventually, that ever-elusive feeling of “finally I’ve made it.”

We explore the belief that so many entrepreneurs hold that business is something you “work hard at now” so you can eventually arrive at ease, consistency, and freedom.

But what happens when that arrival point never really comes?

This is something I had to learn the hard way, the more successful I became in business - but when I did, it literally set me free.

We talk about:

• The emotional pressure of wanting fast results in business

• ADHD patterns of urgency, overwhelm, and self-blame

• Why strategy switching keeps you stuck in a cycle of inconsistency

• The myth of viral success and overnight results online

• What real business growth actually looks like over 2–3+ years

• Why nothing in business is fully controllable - but your actions ARE.

• Learning to slow down, stay consistent, and let things compound over time

So, if you’ve been feeling behind, flustered, or like you need to overhaul everything in your business right now - this will help you step back into clarity.

MENTIONED LINKS:

Work with me in NFSA: Https://www.neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

Join me every week for free coaching: https://pollypollock.myflodesk.com/tnd1j65jkw

This episode is for the creatives who are tired of trying to squeeze their brain into 30-second reels and wondering why it’s leaving them drained and unfulfilled with no ROI.I sat down this week with podcast guesting coach Candace Dudley to talk about a strategy that doesn’t get enough airtime - using podcast guesting to grow your business in a way that fits how you think and communicate as an ADHDer in business.We get into why short-form content can feel so restrictive (especially if you’ve got an ADHD or creative brain), and how long-form conversations let you show the depth of your work, build real trust, and connect with the right people without burning yourself out trying to “keep up” on social media.But this isn’t one of those just “go be visible and hope for the best” kinda things.We break down how to do podcast guesting strategically - from choosing the right topics (so you’re not seen as just another generalist), to pitching in a way that actually gets you booked, to making sure it leads to real clients… not just a nice chat and zero tangible results.Let’s dive in! CANDACE’S LINKS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/candacedudley/ 

Threads: https://www.threads.net/@candacedudleyWebsite: https://www.candacedudley.com/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcasting-mentor-better-brave/id1580454311 (free) Podcast Matchmaking Community: https://stan.store/CandaceDudley/p/match-making MY LINKS: Join The Procrastination Station: https://pollypollock.myflodesk.com/tnd1j65jkw

Join me as an NFSA student: https://www.neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

Us ADHDers have a natural bullsh*t detector… which is why we often hear traditional sales advice and end up feeling weird, pushy, or uncomfortable when we try to go along with it.

In this episode, I’m breaking down an ADHD-friendly approach to sales that creates mad profit, but doesn’t rely on pressure tactics, pushiness or pretending to be someone you’re not.

We’re talking about how to sell online through trust, connection, and service, so you can sign clients consistently and feel good about the way you’re doing it.

If you hate selling, feel awkward promoting your offers, or feel like your content just isn’t converting anymore… then tune in - this will shift things for you.

WHAT WE COVER:

• Why ADHD entrepreneurs struggle with sales• Why posting content alone isn’t enough to make sales in 2026

• The mindset shift that makes sales feel natural rather than forced

• Why sales is a natural byproduct of having a service-first approach

• How to have real conversations that lead to paying clients

• Creating a boundaried, sustainable sales approach that converts on repeat

MENTIONED LINKS

JOIN OUR WEEKLY FREE DROP-IN COACHING SESH: https://pollypollock.myflodesk.com/tnd1j65jkw

WORK WITH ME INSIDE NFSA: https://www.neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

I sat down with creative director Kyra Alani for an honest conversation about what it really looks like to run a business when your brain and body don't follow the rules.

Kyra opens up about managing PMDD and neurodivergence as an entrepreneur, and why hyperfocus can be just as dangerous as classic burnout.

She also shares the creative tools that keep her grounded like her "word soup" writing technique and her "brand therapy" process that helps clients anchor their business to their deepest personal truth.

In this episode:

- PMDD and neurodivergence inside entrepreneurship-

The dangerous side of loving your work-

Why she said goodbye to her Instagram and what replaced it

- The "word soup" technique for creative blocks

- What "brand therapy" and "dream architecture" mean to Kyra

Kyra's Links:

Founding Mothers Media Website: www.foundingmothersmedia.com

Instagram: @kyraaulani

Threads: @kyraaulani

FM Radio (This is her future private podcast & design support channel launching May 2026)

https://chat.whatsapp.com/BZhYGj3BzOW8w4Je2VeQ8q

My Links:

Our Weekly FREE Community Coaching Sesh: https://pollypollock.myflodesk.com/tnd1j65jkw

The Neuro-Friendly Sales Accelerator: https://www.neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

In this episode of Neuropreneur Rising, we're diving into one of the most important and most avoided topics for neurodivergent business owners... the difference between repulsion and attraction, and why attracting consistent clients means getting comfortable with being not for everyone.

We talk about RSD, the fear of being seen, and the deep conditioning many of us carry around blending in, and how all of that may actually be sabotaging your marketing.

If you've ever kept your content deliberately vague so nobody could dislike it, or avoided niching down because it felt like closing doors, this episode is your honest, compassionate wake-up call.

I also share a few personal stories about polarising responses I've directly received from people - including a real look inside my email inbox.

+ a simple but powerful strategy you can try this week.

In this episode we cover:

• Why casting a wide net is keeping you invisible and inconsistent
• The "smallest viable market" and why it's the real path to attracting consistent clients
• How childhood conditioning makes repelling people feel genuinely dangerous for neurodivergent business owners
• RSD, the nervous system, and why this is more than just a mindset issue

Links & Resources:

• 🔗 The Neuro-Friendly Sales Accelerator: www.neuropreneurrising.com/nfsa

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