The ADHD Creative Club

Welcome to The ADHD Creative Club - the podcast that gets it.If you're a creative entrepreneur with ADHD who's tired of productivity advice that doesn't work for your brain, you're in the right place. Host Dave Neale (filmmaker and fellow ADHD creative) interviews artists, designers, filmmakers, coaches, and creative business owners who've figured out how to build successful careers without fighting their neurodivergence.JOIN THE ADHD CREATIVE COMMUNITY: 🌐 https://theadhdcreative.club@theadhdcreativeclub

The ADHD Creative Club is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The ADHD Creative Club, a health show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Escape Rooms, ADHD & The Dopamine Game

  Mar 25, 202641 minS1

  <p>This week's guest is David Middleton, game designer and founder of Bewilder box Escape Rooms. David has created over 40 immersive experiences and worked with some massive names including Horrible Histories, Peaky Blinders, Paddington, and Black Sabbath. He's also got ADHD, and it turns out building escape rooms might just be the perfect job for a brain that runs on dopamine.</p>The Dream Job Hidden in Plain Sight: Escape rooms are basically a dopamine delivery machine. Every puzzle solved, every player delighted is a hit your ADHD brain was built to chase. Coasting at Work (On Purpose): David's honest ta...

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  Episode #9

  Stop Scrolling. Start Making: Why your ADHD brain is burning out on content and the five-minute creative habit that actually helps

  Mar 17, 202636 minS1

  <p>From makeup artist to award-winning cake designer to intuitive abstract artist and burnout coach, Hali Jafari has pivoted more times than most people have had hot dinners. But here's the thing: every single pivot was a feature, not a bug. In this episode, Hali talks about why ADHD's so-called "shiny object syndrome" can actually be your greatest creative superpower, why the antidote to burnout isn't rest but making marks on a canvas, and how a painting she made for her mum became the wake-up call that changed absolutely everything.</p><p><br /></p><p>The Fearless Pivot: Why ADHD's "...

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  Episode #8

  From Burnout to Breakthrough: Building a Business Your ADHD Brain Actually Loves

  Mar 9, 202637 minS1

  <p>Ever felt like a Scalextric car being held down on the track—wheels spinning, motor screaming, and smelling like burning rubber, but you’re not actually moving? </p><p>Katherine, founder of Lightbulb ADHD Coaching, lived that cycle through a dozen "failed" careers before realising she wasn't broken; she was just using a neurotypical operating manual.</p><p>Katherine now holds exceptional credentials that place her among an elite minority of ADHD coaches: She has both ICF PCC certification (top 4% of all ICF-certified coaches globally) and PAAC 'PCAC' certification (one of only 6 in the UK). </p><p>According to the 2...

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  Episode #7

  ADHD & Money: From £45k Debt to Passive Income Gold

  Mar 3, 202630 minS1

  <p>For Maddy Alexander-Grout, the realisation that she wasn't a "broken horse" but a "beautiful rainbow-colored zebra" didn't come until her ADHD diagnosis at 37. Before that, life was a chaotic cycle of self-medicating with alcohol and chasing dopamine hits through a shopping addiction that racked up £45,000 in debt. Now, she’s flipping the script to show neurodivergent entrepreneurs how to turn "procrastin-faffing" into a superpower and build a business that actually fits a non-linear brain.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p>The Dopamine Debt Trap: Why ADHD brains are biologically wired for spending addiction and how Maddy climbed out of...

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  Episode #6

  The ADHD Creative’s Roadmap: Building a Sustainable Business Without Burning Out

  Feb 23, 202646 minS1

  <p>For many ADHD creatives, the "business" side of things feels like a separate, hostile language. Celie Nigoumi describes the brutal shift from being a "talented amateur" to a "struggling pro" who was once so overwhelmed by corporate meetings she’d completely zone out, feeling like an "idiot". She eventually realised that building a successful business isn't about fixing your brain—it's about building a fortress of systems around it.</p><p><br></p><p>The "Accidental" Networker: How working a part-time shop job became the ultimate lead generator for local business clients.</p><p>Charging Your Worth: Why Celie shif...

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