Candace Schoner
Candace Schoner
No Shame in ADHD
No Shame in ADHD
No Shame in ADHD
Wednesday 3rd May 2023
Join Candace Schoner and Shell Mendelson as they discuss managing ADHD in the workplace and finding suitable career paths.
29 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Shell Mendelson shares her personal journey with ADHD and entrepreneurship
- The common denominator for individuals with ADHD choosing self-employment
- ADHD characteristics impacting decision-making and tips for managing ADHD
- Relevance of 'What Color Is My Parachute?' in ADHD career coaching
- Discussion on self-accommodation, stigma around ADHD, and finding the right career options and employers
When I enjoy what I'm doing, I'm going to do the best work. And you can have these conversations with employers. And if they're not willing to listen, they're not the right employer.
Imagine trying to juggle a demanding job while managing ADHD. That's the focus of this enlightening episode of 'Speaking Candidly with Candace'. Host Candace Schoner sits down with Shell Mendelson, a seasoned career coach with a background in counseling, to talk about the unique challenges and opportunities for those with ADHD in the workforce. Shell opens up about her own journey with ADHD, offering a mix of personal anecdotes and professional advice that’s both relatable and practical.
She dives into why many people with ADHD gravitate towards self-employment and shares tips on how to thrive in various work environments. The episode also touches on the relevance of the classic career guide 'What Color Is My Parachute?' for ADHD individuals, and tackles the stigma often associated with the disorder. If you're looking for ways to better manage ADHD at work or know someone who is, this conversation is packed with valuable insights and real-world strategies.