If sales feels heavy, awkward, or mentally exhausting, it’s probably not because you’re bad at it.

It’s more likely because you’ve been trying to sell using advice that relies on pressure, performance, or rigid systems - the exact things that make ADHD brains freeze, overthink, or avoid the conversation altogether.

In this episode, Skye sits down with Wes Schaeffer (The Sales Whisperer) to talk about how to sell in a way that actually feels calm, grounded, and sustainable — without hype, manipulation, or forcing yourself into a persona that doesn’t fit.

This isn’t about “loving sales” or magically becoming confident.

It’s about:

• reducing anxiety around money conversations
• having something to lean on when your confidence dips
• and building just enough structure so sales stops living rent-free in your head

Wes breaks down why money talk feels so uncomfortable, how scripts can reduce stress instead of making you sound robotic, and why avoiding systems usually creates more chaos — not less.

If you’ve ever known you should follow up, talk about pricing, or ask for the sale… and still found yourself procrastinating, this conversation will feel uncomfortably accurate — in a good way.

No hustle. No sleaze. No “just be confident” advice.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why sales feels uncomfortable for ADHD entrepreneurs and what is actually happening underneath that resistance
• How to talk about money and pricing without sounding pushy or rehearsed
• When scripts and systems help ADHD brains and when they make things worse
• A calmer approach to follow-ups that does not rely on pressure or guilt
• How small sales systems reduce burnout, decision fatigue, and avoidance over time

Connect with Wes Schaeffer

• Learn more about Wes and his programs: https://12weekstopeak.com
• Free habit tracker and practical sales resources available on the site
• Text or book time directly via the site

 P.S. If your ADHD symptoms turn every business day into chaos, with unfinished tasks piling up and revenue stuck, it's not you. It's your operating system. Click here to book an operational strategy session with Skye.