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Welcome to The ADHD Creative Club - the podcast that gets it.If you're a creative entrepreneur with ADHD who's tired of productivity advice that doesn't work for your brain, you're in the right place. Host Dave Neale (filmmaker and fellow ADHD creative) interviews artists, designers, filmmakers, coaches, and creative business owners who've figured out how to build successful careers without fighting their neurodivergence.JOIN THE ADHD CREATIVE COMMUNITY: 🌐 https://theadhdcreative.club@theadhdcreativeclub
The ADHD Creative Club hosts The ADHD Creative Club, a health show with 10 episodes published.
This week's guest is David Middleton, game designer and founder of Bewilder box Escape Rooms. David has created over 40 immersive experiences and worked with some massive names including Horrible Histories, Peaky Blinder
From makeup artist to award-winning cake designer to intuitive abstract artist and burnout coach, Hali Jafari has pivoted more times than most people have had hot dinners. But here's the thing: every single pivot was a f
Ever felt like a Scalextric car being held down on the track—wheels spinning, motor screaming, and smelling like burning rubber, but you’re not actually moving? Katherine, founder of Lightbulb ADHD Coaching, lived that c
For Maddy Alexander-Grout, the realisation that she wasn't a "broken horse" but a "beautiful rainbow-colored zebra" didn't come until her ADHD diagnosis at 37. Before that, life was a chaotic cycle of self-medicating wit
For many ADHD creatives, the "business" side of things feels like a separate, hostile language. Celie Nigoumi describes the brutal shift from being a "talented amateur" to a "struggling pro" who was once so overwhelmed b
Running a business as an ADHDer is like putting your face right next to a fire—there is nowhere to hide from the heat of feedback. Maddy Shine, SEO and website strategy expert, knows this "burn" all too well; from the st
We’ve all been there: the "bull in a china shop" energy that feels like it’s either going to build a kingdom or burn the room down. In this episode, Dave sits down with filmmaker Ben Ogunbiyi, who went from "flushing" hi
Visit https://theadhdcreative.club/ for tips, resources, and to join the community. From Alien to Artist: how late ADHD diagnosis changed everything In this deeply moving episode of the ADHD Creative Club, Dave welcomes
This week on the ADHD Creative Club, I sat down with Wesley Verhoeve: a photographer, director, and curator whose work you've probably seen in places like the New York Times, Airbnb, and Discovery Channel. Wesley just go
In this episode of the ADHD Creative Club, Dave sits down with sports presenter and award-winning podcaster Dom Newton, who received his ADHD diagnosis in November 2023. Dom shares his raw and honest journey from being a
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