Chloe from Andiamo on why labels and diagnosis matter less than understanding how someone actually likes to work, especially when it comes to neurodiversity.

If you have ADHD and you've tried working with a virtual assistant before, there's a good chance it didn't go brilliantly. You're not imagining it, and it's not your fault. Most Virtual Assistant services simply weren't built with ADHD in mind.

Here are the tasks that ADHD business owners most commonly delegate to me first, and why they tend to make the biggest difference. One of the most common things I hear from ADHD business owners is: 'I know I need help, I just don't know where to start.' It's a reasonable place to be. When everything feels like it needs attention, deciding what to hand over first can feel like yet another decision you don't have the bandwidth to make. So let me make it easier. Here are the tas

Whether it's a friend, colleague, virtual assistant, coach, therapist, accountability partner, family member, support group or fellow business owner, having trusted people around you makes a huge difference.