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Here's What I Learned: Ditching Biz-as-Usual for Values, Freedom, and Doing It Your Way

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Here's What I Learned: Ditching Biz-as-Usual for Values, Freedom, and Doing It Your Way

Failure is Required with Patricia Sung

July 16, 2024 • Jacki Hayes • Season 7 • Episode 8

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In today's episode, I talk with Patricia Sung about the challenges and benefits of starting a business as people with ADHD. Patricia share the importance of seeking support and finding a balance between flexibility and structure when running a thriving business. We also chat about managing energy levels, prioritizing tasks, and creating more balanced schedules. Finally, we discuss the significance of failing early and often to gain data we can use to create success.

Topics:

Prioritizing white space in schedules for productivity and well-being (06:05)
Entrepreneurship, ADHD, and finding balance (11:07)
Embracing flexibility and finding fulfillment in work despite challenges (16:47)
Embracing failure in entrepreneurship and small business ownership (22:15)

You can find Patricia at:

Website: motherhoodinadhd.com

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