Hey—I’m David.
I help ADHD professionals navigate big career moves without the burnout.
If you're a mid-career ADHDer trying to find your next role, you already know the system wasn't built for the way your brain works.
You’ve got experience. You’ve got skills. But somewhere between applications and networking, it all starts to feel... invisible.
Sound familiar?
Your resume?
— Fails to tell your unique story.
Your LinkedIn?
— Feels disconnected and uninspired.
Your network?
— Overwhelming, you don’t even know where to start.
Your authority?
— You know you’re an expert, but showcasing it feels impossible
And worst of all? Everyone else seems to be moving forward while you stay stuck.
Here’s the truth:
Mid-career isn’t the time to disappear.
It’s the time to go all in—on you.
Your differences aren’t the problem. They’re your advantage.
But you need a strategy that works with your brain, not against it.
Why I do this work
I’ve been where you are. Diagnosed with ADHD later in life, I learned firsthand how overwhelming it can be to try and “fit” into systems that never considered how we process the world.
Before becoming a career coach, I spent 16 years as a full-desk recruiter—working for two of NYC’s largest firms before launching my own. I’ve also been a hiring manager and HR lead. That means I know exactly how companies hire, what recruiters look for, and where candidates get lost in the process.
What makes me different
— I’ve sat on every side of the hiring table: agency, corporate, and leadership
— I have ADHD, and I don’t mask it—I build with it
— I built a process that gives you clarity, structure, and forward momentum
Through my Core 4 Framework—Clarity, Cohesion, Connection, and Communicate—we’ll build a job search strategy that actually works for you:
One that’s built around your brain.
Your story. Your next move.
No more guesswork. No more noise. Just real progress.
If you're done feeling stuck and ready to turn your expertise into a career you love—without the chaos—click “Start Momentum Today” below—or DM me on LinkedIn if you’ve got questions.
Let’s find your path—and help others finally see what you bring to the table.