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Can Pregnancy Inflammation Influence ADHD in Children? (New Study Breakdown)
Understanding why ADHD happens can feel like chasing a moving target. This study adds a biological angle most people haven't considered. We discuss a prospective study examining whether maternal inflammation during the second trimester is a
The Hidden Cost of ADHD Novelty Seeking (And How to Fix It)
Description: Presented by http://Understood.org You don’t have a lack of focus. You have too many ideas pulling it in different directions. This episode builds on Wednesday’s breakdown of ADHD novelty bias and shows you how to actually mana
The ADHD Habit That Is Silently Killing Your Business
Presented by http://Understood.org You keep switching direction mid-project, and now nothing in your business is fully built. In this episode, we break down ADHD novelty bias and why new ideas don’t just feel exciting. They feel urgent, imp
Why ADHD Labels Can Hold You Back (with Nir Eyal)
Presented by http://Understood.org Getting diagnosed with ADHD explains a lot. Then it starts explaining too much. In this episode, Nir Eyal breaks down what happens after that initial relief. When ADHD stops being useful information and st
How Negative Environments Impact Your ADHD Brain(with Brandon Smith)
Presented by http://Understood.org Bad environments can train ADHD entrepreneurs to second-guess themselves long after they leave those environments behind. Brandon Smith shares how years of struggling in school, standardized testing, and c
Does Bluey ACTUALLY Have ADHD?
Presented by Understood.org (http://understood.org/) You feel seen by something that wasn’t meant for you. Skye and Robbie explore whether Bluey reflects ADHD patterns or just captures behaviour accurately. Using DSM criteria, they break do
How To Turn ADHD Into Your Company's Biggest Asset (with Craig Ballantyne)
Presented by Understood.org (http://understood.org/) You build a new system, follow it for a few days, then quietly stop using it. Craig Ballantyne has coached high performers across multiple industries and his approach focuses on building
ADHD Shiny Object Syndrome Is Killing Your Projects
Presented by http://Understood.org You get a new idea and immediately want to drop everything else. This episode builds on Wednesday’s research around ideation bias in ADHD. The research suggests people with ADHD prefer the idea phase and a
Why ADHD Brains Overbuild Before Starting
Presented by http://Understood.org You spend weeks building something before anyone ever sees it. Not because it needs to be that big. Because once you start, it keeps expanding until it feels impossible to finish. This is where minimum via
Why ADHD Makes You Start Too Many Projects (with Katy Weber)
Presented by http://Understood.org You keep starting new things and abandoning the ones that were working. Katy Weber is the go-to voice behind the Woman and ADHD podcast, reaching millions of listeners and building a multi-stream business
Why ADHD Symptoms Might Not Be Just Genetics
You keep being told ADHD is genetic, but part of you suspects something in your environment is making it worse. In this next episode of the Research Recap Series Skye and Will (Hacking Your ADHD) discuss research on environmental exposure a
The ADHD Pattern That’s Killing Your Business
Presented by http://Understood.org You keep improving the idea instead of finishing the project. In Wednesday’s breakdown, we showed why ADHD brains prefer ideation and discount future rewards. Today is about building around that. This epis
Why Your ADHD Brain Has 62 Ideas and ZERO Finished Projects
Presented by http://Understood.org You have a good plan. But your brain keeps pulling you back into new ideas. Skye and Robbie explain why ADHD brains get stuck in ideation. This episode connects real-world behavior to research. ADHD brains
How to ACTUALLY Deal With Burnout With ADHD (with Krista Mashore)
Presented by http://Understood.org You built something that works. Now you cannot stop working without everything feeling like it might fall apart. Krista Mashore is a powerhouse in digital coaching. She built a $70M business after leaving
How To Deal With Deadlines With Your ADHD Brain
Description: Presented by http://Understood.org You’re guessing how long things take. That guess feels reasonable. It’s just wrong, over and over again. In the last episode, we broke down why ADHD time blindness happens. This one is about w
Why Your Team Doesn’t Trust Your Deadlines (ADHD Time Blindness Explained)
Presented by http://Understood.org You think it’ll take two days. Your team knows it’s two weeks. And after a while, they stop saying anything. In this episode, Skye and Robert break down why ADHD founders consistently underestimate time, n
The Funding You Weren't Told About And ADHD Strategies to Get It (with Kat Weaver)
Presented by http://Understood.org You’re funding everything yourself, and it’s quietly slowing your business down. Not because you’re doing anything wrong, but because you’re relying on the most limited resource you have: your own cash and
ADHD and Pain Before Diagnosis: What a 700,000-Child Study Found
We usually think of ADHD as behavioral. But what if some of the earliest signals weren’t behavioral at all? In this Research Recap, we break down a large population-based study examining pain-related diagnoses in children before they were d
Why Nothing Ever Feels Done With ADHD & How To Fix It
Description: Presented by http://Understood.org You approve the direction. Then change everything at the end. Wednesday’s episode showed why ADHD planning creates late-stage corrections. This episode shows how to stop that pattern. Skye and
Why ADHD Plans Break When Teams Execute
Presented by http://Understood.org The plan made sense in your head. It falls apart when someone else runs it. This episode looks at research on prospective memory and verbal planning. The findings suggest ADHD impacts how plans are built,
Why You Know What To Do But Still Can’t Start (with Eric Zimmer)
Presented by http://Understood.org You already know what needs to get done. It’s not a knowledge problem. It’s not a lack of ideas. But you still don’t start. Instead, you overthink it, wait to feel ready, or tell yourself you’ll do it late
Why You Always End Up Rushing Last Minute And How To Fix It
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) You keep setting deadlines and somehow everything still ends up happening at the last minute. You plan ahead. You move things around. You even set earlier deadlines. And it still compresse
Why Deadlines Don’t Feel Real With ADHD
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) Deadlines exist right up until they don’t. You can see it on the calendar. You know it’s coming. You’ve even thought about it a few times. Then suddenly it’s urgent and everything else get
How ADHD Affects Your Nervous System with Jamie Sea
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) Jamie Sea built two seven-figure businesses. From the outside, everything looked successful. But behind the scenes, the pressure, urgency and burnout were becoming impossible to ignore. In
ADHD Project Systems That Actually Help
Presented by Understood.org You know how to do the work. But when a task is actually a project, you have to figure out the steps again every time you come back to it. On Wednesday we looked at the research behind this problem. ADHD planning
Why ADHD Brains Struggle With Projects
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) You can handle individual tasks all day. But the moment something becomes a project, everything slows down. Research into ADHD executive functioning suggests the difference often comes dow
Why ADHD Brains Rebel Against To-Do Lists (And What Works Instead) with Kyle Vamvouris
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) You make a to-do list. Then you avoid it all day. For many ADHD professionals, the problem isn’t motivation, it’s how the workday is structured. In this conversation, Skye speaks with Kyle
How to Train ADHD Teams So They Actually Remember
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) Many adults with ADHD feel like they have to repeat the same instructions again and again. You explain a process to your team, everyone nods, and a week later it feels like no one remember
Why ADHD Brains Forget What They Just Learned
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) Many adults with ADHD feel like they have a bad memory. You learn something in a meeting or training session, but a few days later it feels like the information has disappeared. In this ep
Taki Moore on ADHD: The Brain Behind a Billion-Dollar Results Business
Presented by Understood.org (https://u.org/4boG8QW) You start a business for freedom. Then one day you realize the business no longer fits the way your brain works. Taki Moore is often called the business coach’s favorite business coach. Th
