
When Your Story Doesn’t Add Up (yet)
Feeling lost trying to explain your career path? Learn how to find the powerful thread through your nonlinear, ADHD-friendly story—and tell it with confidence.

Time Blindness and the Job Search Spiral
If your job search keeps stalling, it’s not laziness—it’s nervous system overload. Here’s how to reset gently and build momentum without burning out.

The Myth of the “Right Fit”
Ever feel crushed by the pressure to find the perfect job? This one’s for you. A warm, myth-busting take on self-trust, clarity, and navigating career choices with ADHD.

Why ADHDers Stay Stuck (and how to get unstuck)
Why ADHD professionals feel stuck (and shameful) in their careers—and how to break the loop with a better decision-making framework.

Why ADHD Didn’t Break Me (being seen did)
Ever felt like you were both "too much" and "not enough"—at the exact same time?

5 ways oversharing lands more offers
Don't overshare. Be more polished. Be more professional. But what if the very thing you've been told to suppress is actually your biggest strength?

Why Your Job Search Feels Like Quicksand
More options don’t mean more clarity. They mean more second-guessing. More “what-ifs.” More staring at your screen, overwhelmed and stuck.

The ADHD mask: 5 signs it’s holding you back
Masking isn’t just about hiding ADHD traits—it’s about bending yourself into shapes that don’t feel natural.

The ADHD job interview survival guide
Ever walked into an interview, full of hope—only to walk out wondering what the hell just happened?

Why Dream Jobs Are A Nightmare For ADHDers
For years, I convinced myself that if I could just find that one perfect role, everything would click into place.

You Don’t Need a Perfect Career Plan (Here’s Why)
Most job seekers think career clarity means certainty. Knowing exactly what they want. Finding the perfect next role. Mapping out a flawless career path.

Perfection Is Killing Your Job Search
Perfection is an illusion—because only the person hiring knows what "perfect" looks like to them. And guess what? Even they change their minds.