FREE GUIDE

Design Your Dream Business

A Visual Starter Guide for Ambitious Women with ADHD

This is for the brilliant and driven women who also happen to navigate the unique challenges and strengths of ADHD.

Just know that YOU are in the right place!

In This Free Guide, You'll Learn:

Discover your WHY. What drives you? What are you passionate about? Do you feel like there are too many options? We'll help you narrow it down!

What is your ideal life vision? What would being successful look like? We'll guide you to starting a successful online business that supports your desired lifestyle.

You'll be guided on selecting a style for your business; colors, inspirational images, and discovering who your ideal client will be.

We'll guide you to setting monthly goals, recognizing milestones, and using power mantras to keep you on track.

What Other's Are Saying After Getting The Guide...

I absolutely loved creating my vision board — it helped me get so clear on what I actually want. Seeing my goals laid out visually made them feel real and totally achievable. It’s now my daily reminder to stay focused and dream big!

Ashley M

This vision board was exactly what I needed to reconnect with my goals. It turned my scattered thoughts into a beautiful, inspiring visual I can look at every day. I finally feel aligned, motivated, and excited about what’s next!

Dee C

A PERSONAL NOTE

Hey! I'm Jerri Duncan

I have adult-diagnosed ADHD. For years, I felt like my brain was working against me — I was constantly unfocused, forgetful, and full of big ideas that I could never seem to finish. I’d bounce from one exciting project to the next, only to leave a trail of half-done tasks and missed deadlines behind me. It was frustrating, exhausting, and honestly, it started to chip away at my confidence. I couldn’t understand why something that felt so right one day would feel overwhelming and impossible the next.

Eventually, I hit a breaking point. I got so tired of the cycle — starting strong, losing steam, and feeling like I had somehow failed again. That’s when everything started to shift. I stopped trying to force myself into “normal” productivity systems that didn’t make sense for how my brain works.

Instead, I began learning how to work

with my ADHD, not against it. I discovered ADHD-friendly tools and strategies, built structure around my energy levels, and let go of perfectionism in favor of progress. I created systems that supported my strengths — like creativity, big-picture thinking, and passion — while helping me manage the parts that used to hold me back. And with time, patience, and a whole lot of grace, I finally started to finish what I started, follow through on my ideas, and build a business that

fits me — one that I actually love showing up for.