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ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator

ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator

Auteur(s): Steve August
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You’re an entrepreneur with ADHD. You’ve got big ideas, a fast brain… and a to-do list that’s longer than a CVS receipt. You’re driven—but staying focused, finishing what you start, and scaling your business? That can feel impossible. Welcome to the ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator Podcast. Hosted by Steve August—ADHD coach, founder, and lifelong entrepreneur. Steve ha's built and exited companies, served as CMO of a $100 million business. Late diagnosed with ADHD at age 54, Steve now helps ADHD entrepreneurs get out of overwhelm find their focus and create freedom. This podcast is your go-to resource for building a business that works with your ADHD brain, not against it. We’re talking " brain-first" practical strategies to help you prioritize, start focus and finish, and sustain over time so you can reap the rewards of your brilliance. If you've ever felt like traditional business success advice wasn’t made for how your brain works, this show proves there's a different path. One built not in spite of your brain - but because of it. You’ll hear real stories from founders who are growing businesses without burning out… and we’ll keep it simple, actionable, and ADHD-friendly every step of the way. So if you’re ready to grow your business, feel free, and finally say… ‘Not now, squirrels. We’ve got work to do.’ Hit subscribe. Let’s go!Steve August Gestion et leadership Économie
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  • Low Sleep ADHD Entrepreneur Survival Guide to Beat Brain Fog and Get Things Done
    Jan 21 2026
    Is ADHD making it hard to reach your business goals? ADHD isn’t the issue. Trying to run a neurodiverse brain on neurotypical systems is. The Focus Formula is for you. In 6 weeks, you will build and install a weekly system that works with your ADHD brain - so you can prioritize what matters, start with ease, and stay focused through the finish. By the end, you’ll feel more calm, more capable, and more proud of your progress. The next cohort starts January 20th. Get all the details and apply here. 👉https://go.steveaugustcoaching.com/focus-formula-2026 ------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator Podcast. Host Steve August, Founder of ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator and August & Wonder, shares valuable insights on how to manage work when dealing with sleep deficits or feeling under the weather. He explains how ADHD entrepreneurs can adapt by shortening work sprints, acknowledging emotional dysregulation, and focusing on smaller tasks. Steve also highlights the importance of working with a supportive community and taking advantage of quiet moments when the brain is tired. This episode offers practical tips for maintaining productivity and managing challenges while running a business with ADHD. Steve shares a helpful tip for ADHD entrepreneurs who struggle to work when feeling tired or under the weather. He explains that when the brain is fatigued, staying focused can be harder, and emotional reactions are more intense. Steve advises breaking tasks into smaller sprints and being kind to yourself when focus drifts. He also highlights the power of working with a supportive community to stay on track. The key is to adapt to your brain’s state and manage tasks in a way that doesn’t overwhelm you. Key Takeaways: Break Tasks into Sprints: Tackle smaller chunks when you're tired. Recognize Emotional Shifts: Be kind to yourself when emotions rise. Lean on Support: Use a community to stay focused and motivated. Additional Insights: Small Tasks Help: Breaking work into smaller pieces prevents overwhelm. Emotions Matter: Acknowledge when tiredness affects your mood and focus. Community Boosts Focus: Working with others helps you stay on track and move forward. Here are a few quotes from the episode: “Smaller sprints help when your brain is tired.” - Steve August “Be kind to yourself when emotions rise.” - Steve August “Support from others helps keep you moving forward.” - Steve August Join Steve August as he shares tips for ADHD entrepreneurs struggling with fatigue. Learn how small sprints and support can keep you productive. This episode offers simple advice for managing emotions and working with your brain. Episode Highlights: [00:00] - Grab Your Free ADHD Dashboard to Master Your Week! [01:44] - Why This Episode is Different: A Low-Sleep Day [03:09] - Rethinking ADHD: It's an Attention Surplus [05:03] - Low-Sleep Strategy: Shorter Sprints & Managing Focus [08:12] - Choosing Tasks: Tadpoles Over Frogs [10:47] - The Power of Community & Co-Working FOLLOW THE HOST: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-august-b2b-adhd-business-founder-coach/ Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/adhd-entrepreneur-accelerator/ August & Wonder: https://www.linkedin.com/company/augustandwonder/ Website: https://steveaugustcoaching.com/ Email: steve@steveaugustcoaching.com (mailto:steve@steveaugustcoaching.com) X: https://x.com/steveaugust (https://x.com/steveaugust?lang=en) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steveaugustpdx/ FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rocket-ship-founder/id1659287071 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ADHDEntrepreneurAccelerator Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4rQhk7bt3ZriSNfeVLxBj9?si=10ec3f4b0a374035
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    13 min
  • ADHD Claustrophobia Is Shrinking Your Life: This Weekly System Will Set You Free
    Nov 20 2025

    🔥 ADHD making business harder than it needs to be? Try these free resources:

    🧠 Start with my free Weekly ADHD Dashboard – The “Brain-first” system I use to plan my week and make consistent progress. 👉 https://bit.ly/adhdclaustro-phobia

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    Welcome to the ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator Podcast. Host Steve August, Founder of ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator and August & Wonder, explores a feeling he calls “ADHD claustrophobia.” He explains how ADHD brains often get stuck between bursts of interest and the pressure of deadlines, making it hard to move forward. This episode breaks down why this happens and how it can make life feel smaller and more stressful. Steve shares real stories of people using systems like his Weekly OS to regain control and open up their lives. It’s a message of hope and practical tools for entrepreneurs with ADHD.

    Steve talks about a hidden challenge many ADHD entrepreneurs face, which is “ADHD claustrophobia.” He explains how the brain fills up with ideas and to-dos, but without a strong interest or a looming deadline, it becomes hard to take action. This gap, which he calls the “dopamine desert,” can make life feel small and stressful. Steve shares how systems like his Weekly OS can help reduce this pressure by making steady progress easier. When the right support is in place, people can start enjoying life again and do things they once thought were out of reach.

    Key Takeaways:
    • ADHD Claustrophobia Is Real: Feeling stuck or weighed down often comes from not being able to act without pressure or strong interest.
    • The Dopamine Desert: Without excitement or urgency, ADHD brains struggle to move forward.
    • Systems Bring Relief: Tools like the Weekly OS can help lift the weight and open up life again.

    Additional Insights:
    • The World Can Shrink: ADHD brains often pull back from life when stuck between ideas and deadlines.
    • Overwhelm Builds Quietly: Avoiding input to stay focused can lead to stress and isolation.
    • Relief Is Possible: With the right tools, it's easier to take action, reduce pressure, and enjoy life more fully.

    Here are a few quotes from the episode:

    • “ADHD claustrophobia is when your world starts to shrink because you can’t move forward.” - Steve August
    • “The dopamine desert is that space where interest fades and the deadline hasn’t hit yet.” - Steve August
    • “A good week is when we meet our ADHD brain and still make progress.” - Steve August

    Join Steve August as he explains the feeling of ADHD claustrophobia and why it happens. Learn how the space between excitement and deadlines can leave you stuck, and how systems like the Weekly OS can help. This episode offers clear steps to ease pressure and feel freer in your daily life.

    Episode Highlights:

    [00:00] - Grab Your Free ADHD Dashboard to Master Your Week!

    [00:28] - Introduction: Defining "ADHD Claustrophobia"

    [01:40] - The "Dopamine Desert" Between Interest and Deadlines

    [03:46] - The Emotional Weight and Shrinking World

    [04:23] - Case Studies: Transformation Through Systems

    [07:08] - Conclusion and Path Forward

    FOLLOW THE HOST:

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    8 min
  • The Venture Studio Model for Startup Founders to Build Better Companies Faster with JT Benton
    Nov 13 2025

    🔥 ADHD making business harder than it needs to be? Try these free resources:

    🧠 Start with my free Weekly ADHD Dashboard – The “Brain-first” system I use to plan my week and make consistent progress. 👉 https://bit.ly/jtb-enton

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    In this episode of the ADHD Entrepreneur Accelerator Podcast, Host Steve August talks with JT Benton, Co-Founder and General Partner at 9point8 Collective and General Partner at B’MORE Venture Studio. JT shares how the Venture Studio model builds companies from the ground up and helps founders focus on what really matters. He explains how studios remove distractions, create faster growth, and make startups more capital-efficient. JT also opens up about his lifelong ADHD journey, how it shapes his thinking and leadership, and why he sees it as a superpower that fuels innovation and curiosity.

    JT isn’t just building startups; he’s helping founders stay focused by removing the noise that slows them down. Through his work at 9point8 Collective and B’MORE Venture Studio, he supports people turning big ideas into real companies. His ADHD once made structure hard, but now it fuels his creativity and drive. By pairing systems with curiosity, he shows how thinking differently can lead to better, faster innovation.

    JT spent years founding and leading companies before focusing on helping others build them. Through 9point8 Collective and B’MORE Venture Studio, he guides studios and founders to launch ventures that work smarter and grow faster. His early ADHD challenges taught him how his brain really works, turning what once felt hard into his edge. Now, through mentoring and innovation, he helps entrepreneurs use their focus, curiosity, and energy to create real impact.

    Key Takeaways:
    • ADHD & Success: JT turns his ADHD into a strength that drives focus and innovation.
    • Venture Studios: He explains how studios build startups faster and smarter.
    • Remove the Noise: Founders can skip admin stress and focus on real growth.
    • Fail, Learn, Pivot: JT shows how testing ideas leads to better companies.
    • Work with Purpose: He proves that curiosity and structure can build lasting success.

    Additional Insights:
    • Brain First: JT works in ways that match how his ADHD mind functions best.
    • Focus Time: He blocks quiet hours to handle tasks that need deep focus.
    • Step Outside: Nature and movement help him reset and think clearly.
    • Ask for Help: He partners with people whose strengths balance his own.
    • Share Freely: JT opens up about ADHD to guide and support other founders.

    Here are a few quotes from the episode:

    • “A Venture Studio is a company that builds other companies.” - JT Benton
    • “It’s not a disorder; it’s a different way of thinking.” - JT Benton
    • “Be more interesting, that’s how you get my attention.” - JT Benton

    Join JT as he shares how ADHD shaped his journey as a founder and leader. Learn how the Venture Studio model helps startups grow faster, stay focused, and build with purpose. Discover how curiosity, systems, and self-awareness can turn big ideas into real success.

    Episode Highlights:...

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    30 min
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