I help ADHD founders build their dream business without the constant doubt, overwhelm, analysis and rollercoaster of chaos.

I’ve built and sold companies.
Sold millions to countless Fortune 500 brands. 
Led teams to the Inc. 500 — twice.
Hired and managed dozens of people. 

But none of that compares to what I do now.

Because for most of my career, I looked successful on paper… while silently battling chaos behind the scenes.

As a founder with ADHD, 
I lived in cycles of burnout, 
inconsistency, 
and confusion. 

I knew I had potential but I couldn’t access it consistently.
And I couldn’t lead the way I wanted to.

That realization was that my brain wasn’t broken, just wired differently, changed everything.

I went deep: therapy, coaching, performance frameworks, behavioral science.
And rebuilt my life from the inside out.

Now, I run Accountable, a coaching platform and community for visionary founders who want to scale with structure, lead with clarity, and operate at their full capacity.

I help founders break the cycles holding them back:

⛔ Overwhelm, distraction, and emotional reactivity
⛔ Team misalignment, conflict, or delegation struggles
⛔ Constant firefighting and decision fatigue

And instead build:

✅ Calm, confident leadership
✅ Clear systems for execution and delegation
✅ Habits that drive focus, momentum, and scale

If you're a startup founder who knows you're capable of more — but can’t seem to unlock it — I’d love to connect.

Because when you shift your internal operating system, everything else follows.

DM me. 

Let’s talk.

Ian Tenenbaum

ADHD minds chase freedom in bursts.

We crave spontaneity, creativity, and the thrill of the moment.
But not all freedom is the same.

Some freedom is survival - the bare minimum to live, move, and breathe.
It’s temporary, necessary, instinctive.

It keeps us going, keeps us afloat, keeps our ADHD minds from feeling trapped.

Other freedom is earned - the luxury of choice, the pride of independence.
It comes from focus, persistence, and deliberate effort.

It’s the freedom that satisfies the mind, the ego, and the soul - the kind that lasts.

ADHD teaches us to feel deeply, act impulsively, and chase sparks of joy.

But true wisdom is knowing the difference between survival and achievement.

Between freedom we stumble into, and freedom we build.

Because life isn’t about constant flight -
it’s about harnessing energy, channeling creativity, and earning the freedom that truly matters.

You don’t have to do 2026 alone.
Join 150+ ADHD founders mapping their first 90 days with structure, support, and accountability.

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Most ADHD founders don’t lack ambition.

They’re drowning in it.

Too many goals.
Too many ideas.
Too much future packed into one plan.

Annual planning turns that into pressure.
And pressure is where execution quietly disappears.

What helps isn’t pushing harder.
It’s reducing the load.

Shorter timelines.
Fewer priorities.
A plan that tells you what now matters.

That’s the point of this 90-minute Q1 planning workshop for ADHD founders.

Inside the session, we’ll:
– step away from annual goal overload
– choose a realistic Q1 focus
– plan work in short, ADHD-friendly sprints
– break one priority into simple monthly actions
– leave with a clear Week 1 plan you can actually follow

This isn’t a motivational webinar.
It’s a practical reset.

Less noise.
More clarity.
Real momentum.

If you want to join us, you can register free here:
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Most ADHD founders aren’t failing because they can’t focus.

They’re failing because the plan they’re following doesn’t fit their brain.

Annual goals. Big roadmaps. “One plan for the whole year.”

They look impressive.
They also quietly die by February.

What actually works is smaller, shorter, and simpler.

One quarter.
A few priorities.
A rhythm you can actually stick to.

That’s exactly what we’ll build in this 90-minute Q1 planning workshop.

You’ll learn to:
– stop overloading your brain with year-long goals
– pick a realistic Q1 focus
– plan in short, ADHD-friendly sprints
– break one focus into monthly steps
– leave with a Week 1 plan you can execute

No hype.
No pressure.
Just a system that finally lets you move forward.

Plan less. Ship more. Gain momentum.

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5 Silent Systems ADHD Minds Use to Stay Grounded

ADHD isn’t always loud, chaotic, or restless.
Sometimes it’s quiet determination.
Internal rhythm.
Micro-systems we build that nobody sees.

We don’t always talk about it -
but these silent habits keep us steady.

Here are 5 grounding systems ADHD brains rely on:

1/ Emotional Calibration
➝ We check in with ourselves constantly.
➝ “Do I feel okay? What’s overwhelming me?”
➝ Emotional self-awareness becomes our compass.
➝ When we’re in tune, we stay balanced.

2/ Micro-Prioritizing in Real Time
➝ We don’t plan everything days ahead.
➝ We prioritize based on momentum + clarity.
➝ One step at a time.
➝ One meaningful task → then the next.

3/ Anchor Habits
➝ We don’t need 50 habits - we need 3 anchors.
➝ A morning reset.
➝ A workspace ritual.
➝ A nightly wind-down.
➝ These keep our brain from spiraling.

4/ Controlled Input Mode
➝ When overwhelmed, we reduce noise instead of pushing harder.
➝ Minimal notifications.
➝ Quiet room or headphones.
➝ Simplified tasks.
➝ Focus grows where stimulation shrinks.

5/ Purpose-Check Mechanism
➝ We don’t move on autopilot - we need meaning.
➝ If the “why” is real, energy unlocks.
➝ If not… we recalibrate, not quit.
➝ Our purpose fuels our presence.

ADHD grounding isn’t rigid.
It’s not forced discipline or hyper-control.

It’s small inner systems that keep us aligned -
quiet strength, not constant motion.

Your steadiness doesn’t need to look like theirs.

You don’t need perfection.
You need anchors, awareness, and intentional energy.

ADHD isn’t just fast minds -
it’s deep minds learning to move with rhythm, not chaos.

Start your 30-day free trial today!
Slow down, get clear, and follow through with weekly planning sessions, community support, and workshops. Don’t wait build momentum now!

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Passionate about Personal Growth🔥Leadership | LinkedIn Top Voice | LinkedIn Creator Growth – ChatGPT Enthusiast⚡️Director of MPS + LinkedIn Engagement | Regis MBA

Most creators post without purpose—and wonder why nobody cares.

I know, because I was one of them.

♟️ No likes.
♟️ No reach.
♟️ No revenue.

I was stuck in a cycle of creating content that disappeared into the void.

Everything changed when I realized this:
Social media isn’t about shouting—it’s about building a brand that speaks for you.

Once I built a clear message and intentional strategy, everything accelerated:

1. +4,000 followers every week
2.  1.2M+ weekly impressions
3.  A growing community of creators, founders, and executives I now mentor

What I Do Now?

I help people like you:

✅ Establish thought leadership
✅ Grow on LinkedIn and X
✅ Turn content into community and revenue

My clients are thriving—many are now some of the most beloved and successful creators on these platforms.

What’s Next for You?

If your content feels invisible, I can help you fix that.
Check my Recommendations section—you’ll see exactly how I’ve helped others succeed.

Let’s connect and start building your influence.

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Kevin Box

Your boss will impact your mental health more than your therapist.


And no one warns you about that before you accept the job. 

A study by Workforce Institute found that 69% of employees say their manager has more impact on their mental health than their therapist.

Let that sink in for a minute!! 😯

If you love your job but your boss is destroying your sanity, here's what you can do to protect yourself:

1/ Micromanagement
↳ Set boundaries. Request role clarity and define expectations on your terms.

2/ Blame-Shifting
↳ Document everything. Facts beat gaslighting.

3/ Dismissive Communication
↳ Push back. Ask directly for feedback and challenge vague criticism.

4/ Unrealistic Expectations
↳ Negotiate early. Define what's possible—and what isn't.

5/ Lack of Appreciation
↳ Celebrate yourself. Share wins with people who value you.

6/ Playing Favorites
↳ Expand your network. Build relationships with neutral mentors.

7/ Inconsistent Feedback
↳ Ask for specifics. Don't settle for "just do better."

8/ Mood Swings
↳ Stay grounded. Don't absorb their chaos—master your own calm.

9/ Undermining Confidence
↳ Zoom out. Focus on your strengths and build external validation.

10/ Discouraging Growth
↳ Take the wheel. Invest in skills and opportunities they won't give you.

If this sounds familiar, you're not crazy. You're just under poor leadership.

What's one toxic behavior you've had to unlearn from a boss?

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“Some people never understand what you bring to the table until they see you at another table.” - Unknown


☑️ Most people don’t quit jobs.
☑️ They quit because they're being ignored.

If you have to project your value, if you want to be recognized.

This is what you can do to show it before you have to go somewhere else:

1/ Stop over-explaining and start over-delivering.
↳ Results speak louder than words.

2/ Don’t wait for credit—claim your contributions.
↳ Say “I led,” not “I helped.” 

3/ Communicate in outcomes, not effort.
↳ “I stayed late” won’t move the needle. “We hit 130% of goal” will.

4/ Make your wins visible without being loud.
↳ Use data. Use updates. Let leadership connect the dots.

5/ Speak up in meetings—even if your voice shakes.
↳ Silence is often mistaken for agreement—or irrelevance.

6/ Align your work with what leadership values.
↳ Don’t optimize for busy. Optimize for impact.

7/ Ask better questions, not just for answers—but for strategy.
↳ The people who shape direction aren’t afraid to challenge it.

8/ Build allies before you need advocates.
↳ Value flows faster in systems that already trust you.

9/ Learn to say no to low-impact work.
↳ Don’t confuse being valuable with being available.

10/ Act like you’re already at the next level.
↳ Leadership sees who leads before they promote.
—
If you don’t show them what you bring to the table,
don’t be surprised when they forget where you're sitting!

What’s would you add? Tell us in the comments. 

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The worst part of a toxic boss isn't their behavior, it's how they make you doubt your worth.


Your self-worth isn't up for negotiation.

Research from the American Psychological Association shows toxic leadership directly impacts mental health, confidence, and physical well-being.

Working for a toxic manager teaches you two things:

→ How resilient you really are
→ When it's time to walk away

But it doesn't give you the roadmap to protect yourself.

Here are 10 principles to shield yourself from toxic leadership:

1/ Anchor Your Confidence
Remember your wins. Their opinion ≠ your reality.

2/ Detach Emotionally
Don't absorb their negativity. It reflects them, not you.

3/ Use the Gray Rock Method
Stay neutral. Don't feed their need for control.

4/ Document Everything
Keep records. Facts always beat opinions.

5/ Set Clear Boundaries
Say no respectfully. Toxic leaders exploit unclear limits.

6/ Build Your Inner Circle
Trusted allies = strength and perspective.

7/ Keep Growing
Develop skills. Their influence isn't permanent.

8/ Use HR Strategically
Report with evidence and solutions, not just complaints.

9/ Practice Self-Care
Protect your energy. Recharge daily.

10/ Know Your Exit Point
Peace > Paycheck. Plan your move strategically.

What's the most valuable lesson a difficult leader taught you?

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“People don’t leave companies. They leave toxic leaders who treat them like replaceable parts.” - Unknown


Real leadership isn’t about being in control. It’s about being worth following.

The leadership move that feels wrong but works every time:

Give away your power. ⚡ 

It would've saved me years of confusion—and a few great employees.

Because people don't leave companies. They leave the way you make them feel.

Gallup's research backs it up: poor management is the #1 reason people quit.

Not salary. Not perks. Not titles.

Here's what changed everything for me:

10 uncommon leadership moves that build real trust, loyalty, and influence:

1/ Give Away Ownership of Ideas
↳ Let others take full credit. It builds confidence and sparks innovation.

2/ Send Unexpected Notes of Praise
↳ These moments linger longer than any formal award.

3/ Protect People Publicly
↳ Own the blame in public. Coach in private. Trust multiplies.

4/ Ask About Their Future, Not Just Performance
↳ "What's your dream role?" might be the most powerful 1:1 question.

5/ Let Them Teach
↳ Give them the mic. Confidence grows when they're trusted to lead.

6/ Create Personalized Growth Plans
↳ Cookie-cutter paths kill motivation. Tailor the roadmap.

7/ Acknowledge Emotional Labor
↳ Say, "I know how much effort this took." It matters more than you think.

8/ Celebrate Their Off-the-Clock Wins 
↳ Career isn't everything. Show them you see the whole person.

9/ Delegate Authority, Not Just Tasks
↳ Don't just assign work—grant decision power. That's leadership.

10/ Be the First to Admit You're Wrong
↳ Humility is strength. And it's contagious.

How will they remember you as a leader? 

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The hardest battles are fought alone — and that's exactly where champions are made.


Nobody claps for discipline. Nobody cheers for consistency. But one day, they will notice.

Show up every day to fix your life.

✅ Do it alone!
✅ Do it broke!
✅ Do it tired!
✅ Do it scared!
✅ Just do it!

Success is built in silence, long before the applause. Everyone wants recognition. Few are willing to work when no one's watching.

The truth? The results you crave are forged in lonely, unglamorous hours.

"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." -- Aristotle

Here are 10 principles for building success before anyone notices:

1/ Master the boring.
↳ Success isn't sexy. It's built on repetition, not fireworks.

2/ Create before you consume.
↳ Stop scrolling, start producing. Makers win, watchers fade.

3/ Protect your mornings.
↳ Your first 90 minutes shape the rest of the day. Guard them ruthlessly.

4/ Track invisible progress.
↳ Small wins compound. Measure what nobody else sees.

5/ Work in "deep focus" blocks.
↳ 2-3 uninterrupted hours of intensity beats 10 scattered ones.

6/ Say no more often.
↳ Every yes to noise is a no to mastery.

7/ Do it tired, scared, or unsure.
↳ Discipline doesn't care how you feel.

8/ Build skill, not status.
↳ Recognition comes when your craft is undeniable.

9/ Seek feedback, not applause.
↳ Growth hides in honest critique.

10/ Trust the lag.
↳ Results take time. Silence now means impact later.

Are you willing to stay invisible until your work is undeniable?

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"The most expensive raise is the one you didn't give to keep your best employee."  - Emanuel Theander Pediotis


Replacing top talent is more expensive than paying your people what they're worth. 

The quote above punched me in the gut!

If you think turnover is too expensive?

Try replacing a top performer. 

According to Gallup, voluntary turnover costs U.S. businesses approximately $1 trillion per year. 

And the cost of replacing a single employee can range from ½ to 2 times that person’s annual salary.

Here’s how leaders quietly push top talent out the door—and how to stop it:

1/ Delaying well-earned raises
Top performers don’t just want more money—they deserve it. Pay them before someone else does.

2/ Assuming loyalty is unconditional
Loyalty has limits. Don’t mistake silence for satisfaction.

3/ Micromanaging instead of trusting
They don’t want to be babysat. They want autonomy—and they’ve earned it.

4/ Overloading them because they “can handle it”
They can. But they won’t forever. Capacity ≠ consent.

5/ Failing to recognize impact
If your best people feel invisible, they’ll become unavailable.

6/ Letting broken systems stay broken
Top talent won’t fight internal friction forever. Fix what slows them down.

7/ Ignoring their ideas
When smart people speak, listen. Or they’ll take their ideas elsewhere.

8/ Making raises reactive, not proactive
If the market tells you their worth before you do—you’re too late.

9/ Promoting politics over performance
Nothing makes a high performer leave faster than watching mediocrity get rewarded.

10/ Waiting until the exit interview to care
If you’re shocked, they're leaving, you weren’t paying attention.

Who’s one person on your team you’re at risk of losing right now?

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How would you define discipline?


I would define it by showing up every day, not just during fair weather.

These 8 images will impact your mind with golden little nuggets of wisdom. 

Study each carefully to crush your goals. 

Here’s the lesson I learned from each: 

1. Doing it Motivated vs. Unmotivated
↳ Lesson: Discipline is showing up no matter how you feel. Consistency beats mood every time.

2. Appreciate How Far You’ve Come
↳ Lesson: Pause to celebrate your progress. Gratitude fuels resilience.

3. Easy Decisions, Hard Life | Hard Decisions, Easy Life
↳ Lesson: The tougher choices you make today build an easier tomorrow.

4. Beware of Burnout
↳ Lesson: Balance intensity with consistency. Sustainability is key to long-term growth.

5. Focus on Who You’re Becoming
↳ Lesson: Your future self-matters more than your past. Keep your attention pointed forward.

6. Your Competition: You, not other people
↳ Lesson: Comparison is the thief of joy. Your only rival is yesterday’s version of yourself.

7. Dreams Killed by Doubt vs. Failure
↳ Lesson: Fear is more destructive than failure. Trust yourself and take the first step.

8. What If I Fall? | But What If I Fly?
↳ Lesson: Focus on the possibilities, not the risks. Growth begins at the edge of fear.

These images are little reminders to embrace discipline, make intentional choices, and prioritize your journey. 

Which lesson speaks the most to you? 👇

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