🔥Neurotypical advice doesn’t work for ADHD


Neurotypical advice doesn’t work for ADHD

Most advice online is for the majority of individuals, and 80% of the population is neurotypical.

This means most advice online doesn’t really work for you.

For 3-4 years, I have taken every piece of advice I find online—whether it is research or studies—and tested it with many different variables.

I self-experiment until I have enough data to understand whether it works for me or not.

Thanks for reading!

Jeff

P.S. And that's what we are going to do with the Data-Driven Health & Performance Coaching Program in January 2027.

If you have ADHD, wear a Whoop, Apple Watch, Garmin or Oura, and want more energy and focus for your career or business, I’m opening a new round of my Data-Driven Health & Performance Coaching Program in January 2027, built on your own data.

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