
Tired of Failing People: ADHD Entrepreneurs Can’t Fix Expectations Alone | Ari Tuckman
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André, The Impulsive Thinker™, sits down with psychologist and ADHD thought leader Ari Tuckman to break down the real challenges ADHD Entrepreneurs face in relationships—both personal and professional. Tired of feeling misunderstood or feeling like you’re always falling short of expectations? This conversation gets real about why neurotypical social rules often set ADHD brains up for disappointment and friction. Ari shares practical ways to communicate your needs, advocate for yourself, and set the record straight without using labels as excuses. If maintaining relationships feels like a struggle, this episode offers strategies that actually fit your brain.
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00:00 Understanding ADHD and Relationships
02:40 Expectations and Misunderstandings in Relationships
05:32 Communication Strategies for ADHD
08:49 Navigating Social Expectations
11:46 Maintaining Relationships as an Entrepreneur
14:50 Correcting Misunderstandings and Setting Boundaries
17:35 The Importance of Direct Communication
20:40 Final Thoughts on Relationships and ADHD
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Ari Tuckman is a psychologist, author of five books, and an international speaker in great demand within the ADHD community. Recognized as a thought leader in ADHD, Ari brings his expertise to important discussions around productivity and relationships. His forthcoming book, The ADHD Productivity Manual, is set for release in May 2025.
https://adultadhdbook.com/