ADHD Founder

Your stack this month: 12 custom GPTs, 3 Claude projects, an n8n workflow, a Make automation, two Zapier zaps, and one half-built agent. Combined output: 1 client email. Combined cost: $340 in subscriptions you forgot you signed up for. This is not an AI problem. It's a finishing problem. AI just gave you a more expensive way to start things you'll never complete. ADHD founder brains run on Interest, Challenge, Novelty, and Urgency. Every new tool hits all four for 72 hours. Then the brain moves on to the next shiny stack. Meanwhile, the subscriptions auto-renew. The ADHD Founder Starter Kit maps why you abandon tools in 60 minutes: → Your specific abandonment pattern (which tools you finish vs. ditch) → Your energy map for when new tools actually stick → A 30-day plan that protects against shiny-tool syndrome → Counter-moves for the dopamine hit of a fresh setup → Emergency toolkit for the days you want to scrap everything and start over One-time purchase. No subscription. Built by an ADHD founder who once had $1,200/month in unused SaaS before realizing the tools weren't the problem. Stop paying to start things you won't finish. adhd-founder.com/starter-kit

We mapped over 300 ADHD founders. Every productivity system died on schedule, almost always around week two. It happens so often we named it: the two-week cliff. There are four types of ADHD founder brain, and each one breaks systems at its own fixed point. The Brain Map shows which type runs your business, and where your break point sits. It takes about an hour. adhd-founder.com/starter-kit