I’m excited to introduce you to my client, Robyn Rosenberger, the passionate founder of Tiny Superheroes. Robyn is a founder with a heart, and decided to work with me on the advice of her therapist so she could learn to balance passion, purpose and profitability in her business.

You’ll hear Robyn open up about her unique journey as a twice-exceptional individual, facing the challenges and triumphs of running a mission-driven business that empowers children with disabilities to see themselves in a positive light, as well as a vibrant community for their parents.

We’ll dig into Robyn's struggles with managing others, the emotional rollercoaster of taking big risks that don’t always work out, and the often-lonely path of a visionary entrepreneur who is striving to balance business ambition and mental health.

Join us as we explore the nuances of thinking differently, the quest for sustainable success without burnout and the profound impact of truly understanding and embracing one’s giftedness.

Here are some of the highlights:

• Techniques for balancing collaborative and solo work
• Leaning into your intuition as a twice-exceptional founder
• Building trust and effective communication in a neurodiverse team.
• Tips for finding the perfect business coach for your unique needs.
• Exercises to align mental health with business growth.
• Strategies for creating sustainable peace and financial stability

Meet Robyn Rosenberger

Robyn Rosenberger is the founder of Tiny Superheroes, a mission-driven business dedicated to changing the way the world views disabilities by empowering children with superhero capes and creating a supportive online community for their parents. Robyn is a twice-exceptional entrepreneur—both gifted and ADHD—who has built a thriving business while addressing the unique challenges that come with her exceptional mind.

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Today I am joined by Racheal Cook to unpack the reality of why women are not making the kind of money they should be making in their entrepreneurial ventures and what they need to do to flip the script.

Racheal Cook is a speaker, host of the Promote Yourself to CEO podcast, and founder of The CEO Collective, and in this episode, she'll share the shocking statistic that only 12% of female entrepreneurs break the six-figure barrier.

Racheal and I are not only going to dissect the hype versus the reality of the online business world, but provide proven strategies for achieving sustainable profits.

Here are 3 key takeaways from our conversation:

🎯 Network Strategically: Human connection remains crucial, regardless of whether you're an introvert or extrovert. Rachel shares excellent strategies for connecting within your energetic capacity.

💡 Understand Your Strengths: Racheal and I unpack the importance of leveraging personal strengths when designing your business, creating a business model that excites you and aligns with your skills.

🚀 Profit over Revenue: Highlighting common industry misconceptions, we discuss the importance of focusing on profit rather than revenue.

✏️ Simplify your business strategies and learn to trust in your decisions to build sustainable success

Mentioned in this episode:

• Tara Newman
• Mike Michalowicz
• Shannon Greenwood’s Rebelle
• Gary Vaynerchuk (Gary V)

🎙️ Mic drop moment: “Marketing has hijacked common sense.” Racheal Cook

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The CEO Collective: https://theceocollective.com/

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Many of us with ADHD tend to be collectors. Collectors of everything from rescue dogs to creative projects to information. The ease of acquiring information in the digital age makes it close to impossible to know when we have collected enough. Is there any objective measure of when “research” turns into a rabbit hole?

Add to this tendency the fact that we often struggle with FOMO and the pervasive sense that we are not doing enough, are falling behind, aren’t where we are supposed to be and generally not keeping up.

FOMO renders us more susceptible to experiencing RSD (rejection sensitive dysphoria) because we are more vulnerable to criticism when we are already criticizing ourselves.

So, in this insightful episode, I describe the intersections between ADHD, FOMO, RSD and information overload, with the goal of normalizing how common this is, how much anxiety and stress it causes, and what we can do to manage it.

Here’s a sneak peek to what you’ll learn:

• Understand how impulsivity and novelty seeking sets us up to become social media junkies.
• How to set boundaries and prevent information overload and overwhelm.
• Boredom, loneliness, and isolation are triggers for FOMO - learn to recognize and tackle them head-on.
• From mindfulness to mini-breaks, discover actionable steps to combat FOMO in real time.
• The often overlooked link between FOMO and RSD - let’s learn to protect our sensitivity

Hey, we all struggle with social comparisons and the need for validation, but it’s incredibly important to focus on meaningful experiences with people who genuinely care about us.

This episode is packed with strategies that not only help you combat FOMO and RSD but also ensure that you live a more connected and purposeful life.

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Episodes on related topics to check out:

Fancy, Gritty, Shiny, FOMO

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If you have been diagnosed with ADHD, one of the decisions you’ll need to make is whether to share it with others, especially people you work with. Join fellow ADHD coach Cathy Rashidian and I on July 19th for a LinkedIn Live discussion on if, when and how to disclose your diagnosis in the workplace or in your own business. 🚀 Register Now for the next LinkedIn Live on July 19th

In this episode, I mentioned my pop up offers for July & August only, called the Summer Strategy Sessions, These are fast and focused engagements designed for maximum impact in minimum time. Click on the hyperlink to schedule your no obligation consultation to see if one of these offers and working with me this summer is right for you.