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Wrapping up 2024 and setting up a cracking 2025: Planning tips for ADHD business owners


As 2024 comes to a close, it’s natural to feel a mix of anticipation and overwhelm - especially if you’re juggling the dual roles of creative entrepreneur and someone navigating life with ADHD. The festive season, with its glittering distractions and endless to-do lists, can either fuel your energy or leave you spinning in circles. That’s why this is the perfect moment to slow down, reflect, and plan ahead for the year to come.


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Mixing it up in 2025: A working holiday

Personally, I’m carving out some time to reflect - mince pie in hand - on what worked well this year and what needs to shift for 2025. Here are a few of my plans:


Planning tips for ADHD business owners:


Shaking up my workspace


Sometimes, a change of scenery can do wonders for focus and creativity. To that end, I’ve booked a cottage in Dorset for a working holiday this spring. It’s a chance to step away from my usual environment, gain fresh energy, and tackle my projects with renewed clarity.


f you’ve been feeling stuck, consider how a workspace clear up, refresh or temporary change of scene might invigorate your own routines.


Doubling down on LinkedIn


LinkedIn has been a consistent focus for me this year, but I’m ready to take it up a notch. For 2025, I’ll be experimenting with new ways to bring more value to my network. Whether it’s through richer storytelling, actionable tips, or being more relatable, I’m excited to explore how I can amplify my impact.


If LinkedIn has been on your radar but you’ve hesitated to dive in, why not make it part of your goals for the new year?


Expanding my networking horizons


One of my goals for 2025 is to focus on building meaningful, long-term relationships through networking. Rather than chasing sales leads, I’m aiming to connect with people who inspire me and share similar values.


Authentic connections have the power to spark creativity, provide fresh perspectives, and foster collaboration - all of which are far more fulfilling (and effective) than transactional interactions.


If networking feels daunting or disingenuous to you, consider reframing it as an opportunity to meet people who energise and motivate you.



Questions to guide your reflection


The Christmas break is an excellent opportunity to pause and think intentionally about your business and life. Here are three questions to ponder:


  1. What am I proud of this year?

    • Whether it’s a big milestone or small wins, take stock of what you’ve achieved.


  2. What do I want to approach differently in 2025?

    • Identify what's not working for you right now in work and life outside of work - the habits, routines, or mindsets that may need a tweak or a complete overhaul.


  3. How can I start the year aligned with my goals?

    • Set clear intentions now so you can hit the ground running.



Creating your 2025 playbook


If you’re feeling stuck or unsure where to start, you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. My "2025 Playbook" strategy sessions are designed to help ADHD business owners align your work and life in ways that support your goals - without the overwhelm.


Book a free strategy call here to kick-start your planning and discover even more actionable planning tips for ADHD business owners: Schedule your call.


And make 2025 the year you thoroughly flourish!


Wishing you a merry Christmas and a focused start to the new year!

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