You know you’re capable, but it feels like your brain just won’t cooperate.
You start projects strong but struggle to finish them.
You get stuck on organizing, prioritizing, or managing time.
You want strategies that actually work for you — not generic advice that doesn’t stick.
If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. This workbook was created to give you practical strategies, reflection tools, and real-world techniques to help you succeed at work with ADHD, not in spite of it.
(limited time).
delivered right away so you can begin putting tools into action before the book arrives.
for building strategies that fit your brain and help you thrive at work.
I’m Meghan, the founder of ADHD at Work. Through 1:1 coaching, my group program Thrive, and consulting with organizations, I’ve spent years helping adults with ADHD navigate work with less shame and more confidence. With over 15 years in leadership, HR, and operations, I’ve seen firsthand how executive function struggles can hold people back — not because they aren’t capable, but because they don’t have the right tools.
Frequently Asked Question
This is a pre-order. Once the workbook is finalized and ready, you’ll be among the very first to receive your copy. You’ll also get email updates from me along the way so you know exactly when it’s coming.
Not at all. While it’s designed with ADHD brains in mind, it’s also a powerful resource for anyone who struggles with executive functions like organization, time management, emotional regulation, or follow-through.
Most productivity advice assumes your brain works in a linear way — but ADHD brains don’t. This workbook breaks things down into simple steps, gives you reflection tools to understand your strengths and struggles, and helps you create systems that actually fit your brain.
You can absolutely use the workbook on your own. It’s designed to be self-paced, practical, and easy to follow. That said, if you’d like extra accountability and deeper support, I also offer 1:1 coaching and my group program Thrive for women with ADHD.
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Site: www.adhdatwork.co