Turn your ADHD entrepreneurial side hustle into a large scale business!
01/15/23 • 23 min
Listen to learn how you can grow from solopreneur to running a large scale business! With a Doris!
"Back in the old days, when you had an office and hired people and they'd come into the office, and you'd get stuck or realise at some point, this isn't what you want to be doing with your time. And you'd look over and you see Doris, sitting at her desk working away. And you'd remember, "hey, there's Doris. She works for me." - Katie McManus, Brave Business Coaching
In this episode, I'm addressing a question from a former client about the challenges of moving from a solopreneur role to managing a large scale business.
Watch a promo video for the episode that's going to help you transition from solopreneur to manager of a large scale business! Hiring and Managing a Team: Moving from Solopreneur to Large Scale Business
Are you ready to grow your business and take on a full team that's dedicated and committed to helping you realize the potential of living your full glorious you?
In this episode, I'll be sharing my tips on how to make the transition from solopreneur to managing a large scale business.
From outsourcing tasks to setting expectations for your team, learn how to build a strong and efficient team that will take your business to the next level!
Accessibility: click to read a written-to-be-read transcript of the episode
Emotional and Internal Management: Letting Go of Perfection when Building a Team
Managing a team can be challenging, especially when it comes to letting go of the expectation that you have to do everything perfectly.
In this episode, I'll be delving into the emotional and internal management that is required when hiring a VA or online business manager (OBM).
Remember, their job is to come in and optimize your business.
I'll be talking you through how you can let go and help them to help you.
This episode that's all about ADHD and growing a large scale business, covers:
- How to get yourself into a position where you can have your own Doris.
- What are the tasks that you hate doing?
- Explain what matters most?
- The old days
- Avoiding hoarding the boring tasks
Psst!! Have you registered to participate in my "37 Weenie Challenge" yet?
Get hold of the downloads and guides as well as booking yourself into the 37 Weenie accountability club by clicking here.
Who will get the most out of this episode all about ADHD and moving from a solopreneur to managing a full scale business
This episode is likely to be most beneficial for solopreneurs looking to expand their business from a solopreneurship to a full scale business.
In addition, the episode also covers the importance of having an internal and emotionally intelligent management style when hiring a VA or an OBM.
Useful links
The 37 Weenie challenge registration page
That glorious Sally Field clip that we used in the episode
About Katie McManus
Katie McManus was trained in Executive Business Coaching and Leadership Development at the Co-Active Training Institute in San Rafael, California.
She's a CPCC (Certified Professional Co-Active Coach) and an ACC (Associate Certified Coach) with the International Coaching Federation.
Mentioned in this episode:
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Listen to learn how you can grow from solopreneur to running a large scale business! With a Doris!
"Back in the old days, when you had an office and hired people and they'd come into the office, and you'd get stuck or realise at some point, this isn't what you want to be doing with your time. And you'd look over and you see Doris, sitting at her desk working away. And you'd remember, "hey, there's Doris. She works for me." - Katie McManus, Brave Business Coaching
In this episode, I'm addressing a question from a former client about the challenges of moving from a solopreneur role to managing a large scale business.
Watch a promo video for the episode that's going to help you transition from solopreneur to manager of a large scale business! Hiring and Managing a Team: Moving from Solopreneur to Large Scale Business
Are you ready to grow your business and take on a full team that's dedicated and committed to helping you realize the potential of living your full glorious you?
In this episode, I'll be sharing my tips on how to make the transition from solopreneur to managing a large scale business.
From outsourcing tasks to setting expectations for your team, learn how to build a strong and efficient team that will take your business to the next level!
Accessibility: click to read a written-to-be-read transcript of the episode
Emotional and Internal Management: Letting Go of Perfection when Building a Team
Managing a team can be challenging, especially when it comes to letting go of the expectation that you have to do everything perfectly.
In this episode, I'll be delving into the emotional and internal management that is required when hiring a VA or online business manager (OBM).
Remember, their job is to come in and optimize your business.
I'll be talking you through how you can let go and help them to help you.
This episode that's all about ADHD and growing a large scale business, covers:
- How to get yourself into a position where you can have your own Doris.
- What are the tasks that you hate doing?
- Explain what matters most?
- The old days
- Avoiding hoarding the boring tasks
Psst!! Have you registered to participate in my "37 Weenie Challenge" yet?
Get hold of the downloads and guides as well as booking yourself into the 37 Weenie accountability club by clicking here.
Who will get the most out of this episode all about ADHD and moving from a solopreneur to managing a full scale business
This episode is likely to be most beneficial for solopreneurs looking to expand their business from a solopreneurship to a full scale business.
In addition, the episode also covers the importance of having an internal and emotionally intelligent management style when hiring a VA or an OBM.
Useful links
The 37 Weenie challenge registration page
That glorious Sally Field clip that we used in the episode
About Katie McManus
Katie McManus was trained in Executive Business Coaching and Leadership Development at the Co-Active Training Institute in San Rafael, California.
She's a CPCC (Certified Professional Co-Active Coach) and an ACC (Associate Certified Coach) with the International Coaching Federation.
Mentioned in this episode:
Join the April Pop up
Don't miss this training!
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Social media secrets of successful ADHD entrepreneurs!
Being visible on social media every day is important for business owners! But it can be a grind for ADHD entrepreneurs!
"And it's also super challenging for us when we're trying to build a consistent visibility calendar on social media because talking about our businesses is super exciting in the beginning, and then it gets old and stale!" - Katie McManus, Brave Business Coaching
Look, we all know we need to be more visible and consistently showing up on social media if we want to grow our businesses, right?
But it's not always easy for entrepreneurs with ADHD who may get bored talking about the same thing all the time.
It's important to remember that variety is important for those with ADHD in both hobbies and relationships.
While it's necessary to make people aware of what your business does, it's not the only thing you should talk about on social media.
And you absolutely should ignore those people on LinkedIn who tell you "this isn't Facebook!" anytime you post something personal.
Watch a promo video for the episode that's going to help you get more visible on social media! Why it's so damned important to fly your freak flag on LinkedIn and other platforms!
Sharing your interests and obsessions with your audience can give them a more well-rounded view of who you are and make your content more engaging.
After all, we're not all about work all the time in the real world, are we?
(I mean some of us might be. But everybody needs a little down time now and then!)
It's okay to show your personality and share things about your life on social media as long as it's relevant to your business in some way.
As I explain in this episode, it can be really helpful to think back to when you were a child and the ways you would connect with your new friends and show off the things you were interested in.
If you do that, you can get ideas for how to share your interests on social media.
Accessibility: click to read a written-to-be-read transcript of the episode
Ideas for staying visible when it comes to ADHD and social media!
Coming up with relatable content isn't always easy, but it is possible, if you think about the different ways you connect with people in the real world.
In this episode I'll be taking you through the different types of content ideas I use to formulate my own social media content calendar.
As you'll understand, I make a point of connecting with my ideal clients by letting them get to know me just that little bit better!
And I'm going to help you do the same!
This episode that's all about ADHD and social media, covers:
- How social media can be beneficial for individuals with ADHD in terms of staying connected and organized
- The risks of distraction and contribution to impulsivity in individuals with ADHD
- Strategies for managing social media
- The different types of content formats you can turn to for your own social media posts!
Psst!! Have you registered to participate in my "37 Weenie Challenge" yet?
Get hold of the downloads and guides as well as booking yourself into the 37 Weenie accountability club by clicking here.
Who will get the most out of this episode all about ADHD and social media?
The goal of this episode is to help weenie ADHD-preneurs who are looking for strategies to manage their social media use in a way that is productive and healthy.
It could also be a useful listen for friends and family members of ADHD folk who are looking for ways to support their loved ones in understanding the challenges they may be facing when it comes to managing their business social media use.
Useful links
The 37 Weenie challenge registration page
That glorious Sally Field clip that we used in the episode
About Katie McManus
Katie McManus was trained in Executive Business Coaching and Leadership Development at the Co-Active Training Institute in San Rafael, California.
She's a CPCC (Certified Professional Co-Active C...
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Forget 75 Hard. Get involved with 37 Weenie! (Listened yet?)
This episode of "Business Strategy For Weenie ADHD-preneurs is a practical and hopefully life-changing challenge for our weenie ADHD entrepreneurs!
Instead of making those typical new years resolutions that NOBODY EVER STICKS TO, why not get involved with this challenge.
It's just over one month long, and you'll have me, Katie McManus, as your accountability partner.
This full episode - which you can listen to here - explains it covers:
- Why ADHD people struggle with long term habit forming programs like 75 Hard
- What we need to do instead
- How 37 Weenie will tackle the consistency chasm
- How to get access to the free resources you'll need to participate
About Katie McManus
Katie McManus was trained in Executive Business Coaching and Leadership Development at the Co-Active Training Institute in San Rafael, California.
She's a CPCC (Certified Professional Co-Active Coach) and an ACC (Associate Certified Coach) with the International Coaching Federation.
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