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THE ADHD SKILLS LAB

Produced by Unconventional Organisation

If you want to hear practical researched-backed strategies and real-life experiences to help you navigate life and business with ADHD, you’ve come to the right place.

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The ADHD Skills Lab

About the show

Each week, UO founder Skye Waterson will chat with expert guests and delve into the latest ADHD research and discuss strategies. 


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Researched-back strategies

Learned tested techniques to get back on track

For Unconventional Brains

Our podcast is created by and for anyone who resonates with ADHD symptoms

Personalised for you

Put your questions to Skye, and expert guests

Episodes

168

How Casey Neistat Nails Productivity Advice For ADHDers

In this standalone episode, they break down the hidden problem underneath Casey’s system — why ADHD business owners keep ending up trapped in urgent work, why prioritization systems collapse under pressure, and why the issue is usually structural, not motivational.

How Casey Neistat Nails Productivity Advice For ADHDers

165

Why ADHD Entrepreneurs Struggle With Delegating

This episode looks at what the research suggests is actually driving that pattern. Not trust issues. Not a bad hire. A specific kind of perfectionism that shows up differently in people with ADHD.

Why ADHD Entrepreneurs Struggle With Delegating

162

The Hidden Cost of ADHD Novelty Seeking (And How to Fix It)

This episode builds on Wednesday’s breakdown of ADHD novelty bias and shows you how to actually manage it without shutting it down.

The Hidden Cost of ADHD Novelty Seeking (And How to Fix It)

167

How ADHD Perfectionism Disguises Itself as Productivity (Dani Donovan)

In this conversation, Dani explains how a single ADHD comic from 2018 nearly never got posted, how a business coach’s field guide exercise became the product she actually needed, and what happened when she had to tell 28,000 pre-order customers their books were running late.

How ADHD Perfectionism Disguises Itself as Productivity (Dani Donovan)

164

ADHD, Parenting, and the Pressure of Entrepreneurship (With Jessica Shaw)

Skye and Jessica get into what the detective process actually looks like. Why parents are often dismissed first and believed later. How the school system's default response to a kid who cannot conform is to remove them rather than support them. What guilt sounds like when you feel like you should have seen it coming sooner. And why the window between noticing something and getting real support is longer, more expensive, and more isolating than it should be.

ADHD, Parenting, and the Pressure of Entrepreneurship (With Jessica Shaw)

161

The ADHD Habit That Is Silently Killing Your Business

In this episode, we break down ADHD novelty bias and why new ideas don’t just feel exciting. They feel urgent, important, and hard to ignore.

The ADHD Habit That Is Silently Killing Your Business

166

Why ADHD Brains Hire People And Then Do It Themselves Anyway

This episode is the practical follow-up to Wednesday. Skye and Robbie walk through the specific hiring and handover process they use with ADHD founders, including what they have lost money figuring out so you do not have to.

Why ADHD Brains Hire People And Then Do It Themselves Anyway

163

Can Pregnancy Inflammation Influence ADHD in Children? (New Study Breakdown)

We discuss a prospective study examining whether maternal inflammation during the second trimester is associated with ADHD symptoms in children later in life. Researchers measured cytokine levels in 62 pregnant women and followed up on ADHD symptoms in 68 children using teacher and parent reports.

Can Pregnancy Inflammation Influence ADHD in Children? (New Study Breakdown)

160

Why ADHD Labels Can Hold You Back (with Nir Eyal)

In this episode, Nir Eyal breaks down what happens after that initial relief. When ADHD stops being useful information and starts becoming your identity.

Why ADHD Labels Can Hold You Back (with Nir Eyal)

Host

Skye Waterson

Skye was diagnosed with ADHD as a doctoral student. After a few years of research and work with Auckland University, she left her academic career to launch Unconventional Organisation. 

 

Now a worldwide ADHD support service, Unconventional Organisation has seven coaches and has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs, academics and professionals work with ADHD to achieve their goals through research-backed strategies

When she’s not supporting others with ADHD symptoms, Skye likes to explore her hometown of Auckland, New Zealand, with her husband and two toddlers.  

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