Full Show Notes Here: https://sociallyausome.com/post/adhd-entrepreneur-panic-vs-excitement

The ADHD Entrepreneur's Dilemma: Panic vs. Excitement

Feeling panic OR manic excitement about 2026? Both lead to the same place: burnout by January 15th.

This episode gives you the game plan to start 2026 with sustainable systems, not just motivation.

🎧 You'll Learn:

- Why ADHD brains love fresh starts but can't sustain them

- The three things NOT to do on January 1st

- Your week-by-week game plan for January

- How to plan for rest (it's REQUIRED, not a reward)

- Setting up "bad brain day" systems NOW

📥 FREE Workbook: https://linkly.link/2W6nC

🌟 Join Focused & Free: https://sociallyausome.com/membership

DM me your Q1 goal: @socially.ausome

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Full Shownotes Here: https://linkly.link/2TbcV

Struggling with overwhelm? Learn why successful ADHD entrepreneurs focus on their ONE thing instead of doing everything. Strategic planning tips for 2026.

Are you an ADHD entrepreneur caught between overwhelming possibility and paralyzing overwhelm?

You're not alone. In this episode, Alyece Smith reveals why trying to do everything is killing your business growth and what successful ADHD entrepreneurs do differently.

As we approach 2026, many neurodivergent entrepreneurs are planning to build courses, create content, launch products, scale communities, and show up on every platform. But here's the truth: you can't do all of it at once, and you definitely can't do it alone.

In this practical, no-fluff episode, you'll discover:

• Why your ADHD brain lights up at possibilities but crashes by March
• The hidden cost of saying yes to everything (hint: you're saying no to what matters most)
• How to identify your ONE non-negotiable business focus
• The power of quality over quantity for ADHD entrepreneurs
• Five essential non-negotiables for 2026 success
• How to create your "Not Doing" list and why it's more important than your to-do list
• Energy mapping strategies that work with your neurodivergent brain

Alyece shares personal insights from writing her upcoming book "Flow First Thinking" and reveals surprising data from her own podcast analytics (including the episode that has DOUBLE the downloads of any other).

This episode is perfect for ADHD entrepreneurs, neurodivergent business owners, and anyone who feels scattered trying to do everything at once. Learn how to build a sustainable business that works WITH your ADHD brain, not against it.

• ADHD Creator Command Center👉 ⁠https://linkly.link/2Rfeh⁠

  Focused & Free Membership👉 ⁠https://linkly.link/2EtHK⁠

  Growth Game Plan (Business Growth Audit)👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/product-details/product/business_growth_audit⁠

  
  

  Unmasked Community👉 ⁠https://linkly.link/2F5fT⁠

  
  

  Full show notes and recap for this episode👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/episode-191-adhd-year-end-review/⁠

  
  

  Related ADHD CEO episodes:

  
  

  Posting Isn’t the Problem 👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/post/171-posting-isnt-the-problem⁠

  
  

  ADHD, Visibility & Authenticity 👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/post/adhd-visibility-authenticity⁠

  
  

  Not All Productivity Is Progress 👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/post/172-not-all-productivity-is-progress⁠

  
  

Full Show notes Here: https://linkly.link/2KK1Z

Tired of prediction fatigue? These 5 predictions for 2026 focus on what ADHD entrepreneurs actually need: sustainable systems, authenticity, and self-knowledge.

Prediction fatigue is real. AI this, recession that, new platforms, algorithm changes...everyone's telling ADHD entrepreneurs what to pay attention to, and it's overwhelming. But here's what most people are missing: the biggest trend that matters to neurodivergent entrepreneurs in 2026 isn't about the market at all.

In this episode, Alyece Smith cuts through the noise and shares the five predictions that actually matter for ADHD entrepreneurs in 2026. Spoiler alert: none of them are about the latest social media platform or AI tool.

The entrepreneurs who thrive aren't the ones chasing every trend—they're the ones who understand themselves. While everyone else is looking outward at market changes and competitors, successful ADHD entrepreneurs are looking inward, asking: How does my brain work? What's my energy pattern? What actually matters to me?

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why prediction fatigue hits ADHD brains harder (and how to filter the noise)
• The hidden danger of "more, faster, bigger" thinking for neurodivergent entrepreneurs
• Why the ADHD brain is actually BETTER at filtering trends than neurotypical brains
• How constant micro-adjustments destabilize your business
• The truth about AI, automation, and shiny object syndrome
• Five real predictions for 2026 that focus on YOU, not the market
• Why authenticity is becoming the new productivity
• How community building is your competitive advantage
• The revolution of unmasked ADHD entrepreneurship

Alyece shares personal stories about burning out from late-night hyper-focus sessions learning every new tool, and how she discovered that sustainable success comes from mastering fundamentals...not chasing trends.

This episode is for ADHD entrepreneurs who are tired of feeling behind, overwhelmed by predictions, and ready to build a business that works WITH their brain instead of against it.

• ADHD Creator Command Center👉 ⁠https://linkly.link/2Rfeh⁠

  
  

  Focused & Free Membership👉 ⁠https://linkly.link/2EtHK⁠

  
  

  Growth Game Plan (Business Growth Audit)👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/product-details/product/business_growth_audit⁠

  
  

  Unmasked Community👉 ⁠https://linkly.link/2F5fT⁠

  
  

  Full show notes and recap for this episode👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/episode-191-adhd-year-end-review/⁠

  
  

  Related ADHD CEO episodes:

  Posting Isn’t the Problem👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/post/171-posting-isnt-the-problem⁠

  ADHD, Visibility & Authenticity👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/post/adhd-visibility-authenticity⁠

  Not All Productivity Is Progress👉 ⁠https://sociallyausome.com/post/172-not-all-productivity-is-progress⁠