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You Want to Be a Published Author, but You Have ADHD
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- ADHD-ish™
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- May 26, 2026
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- 2736
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Summary
Want to become a published author with ADHD? Meg Casebolt shares how she went from publishing books while running a business. In this episode of the ADHD-ish podcast, host Diann Wingert and Meg explore writing in small pockets of time, managing ADHD executive function in business, and avoiding burnout. Discover practical strategies for ADHD productivity for entrepreneurs, improving ADHD follow through, and leveraging SEO to drive ADHD business growth. If you want to finish what you start, this conversation offers a grounded roadmap for every ADHD entrepreneur. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS & TIMESTAMPS: 01:05 - How to Become a Published Author With ADHD 05:30 - Creative Writing Tips and Finding Joy 11:00 - Writing a Book Without Uninterrupted Time 16:30 - Common Author Mistakes and Pitfalls 22:00 - Turning Podcasts Into a Finished Manuscript 28:00 - Book Marketing and Promotion Strategies 34:30 - Managing Multiple Creative Projects 40:00 - Self-Publishing, SEO, and Business Strategy Ever felt like your nervous system is on overdrive? You’re not alone—turns out writing romance novels was exactly what Meg needed to dial down anxiety and reclaim hope. This is neurodiversity in business at its most authentic. Here are my top 3 takeaways from our chat: Creativity Needs Structure: Meg breaks big projects like writing novels and business books into manageable, bite-sized sessions—30 minutes a day can add up to published work and reduced overwhelm. Curate Your Input to Cultivate Your Output: Both of us have found that reducing media consumption and focusing on our unique perspectives boosts creativity and clarity—whether you’re writing, building, or rebranding. Honor Your Brain (and Your Needs): It’s not about doing it all—it's about doing what fuels you. Speaker B balances left- and…