ADHD Writing Help · 28. August 2025
How to Keep Track of Story Ideas: ADHD Writing Tips & The Power of a Story Snapshot Template
Stop losing brilliant story ideas with this ADHD writing tool designed for creative minds. Get the free Story Snapshot template that transforms chaotic inspiration into organized, actionable story plans.
Late-diagnosed ADHD · 02. June 2025
Women and the ADHD Instinct
Explore the signs of ADHD in women, why it’s often missed, and how late diagnosis leads to self-discovery. Learn how ADHD coaching helps women thrive by embracing their unique strengths.
Late-diagnosed ADHD · 02. June 2025
Late-diagnosis ADHD: What to do when you realize you have been masking your whole life
Exploring the hidden cost of late-diagnosed ADHD and the lifelong habit of masking symptoms to meet expectations. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’ve been suppressing your true self, you’re not alone. This blog dives into the emotional impact of masking, the journey of self-discovery after diagnosis, and how to begin unmasking to live more authentically.
Improve your writing · 13. May 2025
Writing like a Runner
You'd be surprised how many similarities there are between training for a marathon and working on a writing project. Both are about showing up and doing the work.
Improve your writing · 15. April 2025
How to Write a Great Scene
Write your book one scene at a time. Learning how to write a scenes is key if you want to be a professional writer.
Improve your writing · 13. March 2025
What would Jo Ann Beard do?
Writing memoir or creative nonfiction requires you to be vulnerable and honest. How comfortable are you putting yourself on the page? Essayist, novelist, and CNF writer Jo Ann Beard is a master of flexing the vulnerability of humans.
ADHD Writing Help · 16. January 2025
ADHD-Friendly Writing Practices: How to Build a Sustainable Writing Life in 2025
Many ADHD writers believe they must stick to a strict routine to be productive—but that rigidity often backfires. In this blog, ADHD writing coach, Kirsten Donaghey, shares 9 brain-friendly writing practices that support consistency, creativity, and motivation—without shame or burnout. From project-based goals to movement and sensory play, these tips will help you write more often (and enjoy it more). Perfect for neurodivergent writers who want to finish projects on their own terms.