My Story
April 2020
“Tell me, what is your definition of time?” I was taken aback. He asked again, “What is your definition of time?” In that moment, I realized the first psychologist had touched on something significant. I could tell time, but I was unaware of how profoundly it influenced my actions, or more accurately, the tasks I failed to complete. I never had a grasp on how long a task would take, unless I was intensely focused and able to finish what captured my interest. That was around 12 years ago.
Since that time, I’ve consulted various psychologists, psychiatrists, and neurologists. They’ve tried different approaches with me, from medications to uncovering aspects of my past, among other strategies. But it was about 10 years ago when I received a diagnosis of ADHD with underlying depression. I thought, “Great, now I understand what I’m facing.” Identifying the issue certainly makes it easier to address.
Years ago, I faced challenges with incomplete projects, self-esteem issues, and a pervasive feeling that something wasn’t right. Following my diagnosis, I’ve read numerous books on ADHD and have managed to finish several. Another habit of mine is accumulating extensive research on subjects that catch my interest, often to the point of feeling swamped by the information and setting it aside for later. Does this resonate with anyone?
In the past five years, I’ve implemented various processes and systems to better manage life with ADHD. I’ve also ventured into several side businesses. After an honorable discharge from the US Navy, I dedicated 20 years to the private financial sector. The subsequent 17 years were spent in the public financial sector, leading and mentoring teams and individuals.
Currently, I lead a business and life coaching firm tailored for individuals with ADHD and those seeking guidance. My core values are honesty, integrity, and prioritizing my clients’ best interests. My goal is to assist individuals with ADHD in achieving their aspirations of business and life management.
Let me help you on that journey.
Coach Greg
My Values and Beliefs
Harnessing Your Potential
Empathy
I am committed to understanding and empathizing with individuals with ADHD, recognizing their challenges and unique abilities. This stems from my personal experience with ADHD and the difficulties it can entail.
Honesty
Honesty is my hallmark. I communicate transparently, without sugarcoating. In our collaboration, you’ll find that my approach is compassionate and straightforward. Honesty is not just the best policy for me; it’s the only one. It fosters trust, and trust is the foundation of strong relationships.
Collaboration
I understand that managing ADHD requires a bespoke approach, as everyone’s experience is distinct. My goal is to offer customized solutions and dedicated support by collaborating closely with you. Whether it’s crafting a business plan or devising time management strategies, we’ll tackle it together.
Why work with me?
As someone with ADHD who manages multiple small businesses, I’m intimately familiar with the hurdles it presents. My aim is to assist you in creating systems that complement your ADHD and enhance your business operations. I choose to work with clients where I believe I can truly make an impact. This isn’t about quick riches; it’s a journey requiring dedication and focus. By limiting my client list, I ensure that you receive the comprehensive attention you deserve from a coach. My priority is always what’s best for my clients.
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