Action-first coaching for professionals, business owners, and anyone stuck in the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it. Imperfect action beats perfect planning.
You don't have an information problem. You have an implementation problem.
You've read the articles. Watched the videos. Taken the quizzes. You understand dopamine, executive function, and working memory better than most psychology students.
And yet—the project is still half-finished. The inbox is still overflowing. The business plan is still in your head.
That's because understanding your brain and managing your life are two completely different skills. One is research. The other is implementation. The ADHD internet is very good at the first one. I'm here for the second.
You spend hours learning about ADHD instead of building systems. The research feels productive. It isn't.
A $12/month task manager you stopped using. A habit tracker with 6 days logged. Tools without systems are just shiny distractions.
"I'll fix things once I get diagnosed." Meanwhile, months pass. The diagnosis explains the problem. It doesn't solve it.
Waiting for hyperfocus to show up instead of building systems for when it doesn't. ADHD isn't a superpower or a curse. It's a set of challenges with specific solutions.
Most ADHD programs go: understand your brain → learn strategies → implement someday. Mine goes the other way.
Day one, you're building a system. Not watching a module about neurochemistry. Not journaling about your feelings. Doing the thing. Imperfect action beats perfect planning.
Your system will break. That's the plan. We find exactly where it breaks, fix that specific point, and ignore everything else. This is Friction Mapping—borrowed from federal quality assurance.
Once you've experienced the system working, we can talk about why it works. The brain science becomes interesting context, not a prerequisite. Most clients don't even need this step.
I spent two decades in the federal government—managing multi-million-dollar loan portfolios, leading distributed teams of analysts, and navigating congressional deadlines at the USDA Rural Utilities Service. I rose to GS-14 Branch Chief, one of the highest non-executive positions in government.
The government didn't care about my executive function. Deadlines didn't wait for my brain to cooperate. So I built systems. Not from a textbook. From survival.
Now I teach those systems—because someone who learned to manage ADHD in a high-pressure career brings real, proven insight that only comes from lived experience.
No modules about brain chemistry. No 47-video course you'll never finish. Just 4 weeks of building, testing, and locking in systems that work.
3-Before-10 rule. Default Schedule. One-Touch system. You're implementing on day one. No discussion about why it works yet—just do it.
Your system broke. Good—that's data. Friction Mapping identifies exactly where things collapse. We fix the break point, not the whole system.
Physical workspace. Phone audit. Notification elimination. Pre-Decision framework. We design your world so your brain doesn't have to fight it.
Consolidate everything into your Personal Operating System. One page. One document. Teach it back to the group. Now it's automatic.
Every option starts with action on day one. No option includes 8 weeks of theory before you touch a to-do list.
Greg's approach is the opposite of everything else I tried. No theory dumps. No 'understand your brain' homework. First session, I had a system. First week, it was working. I've accomplished more in 30 days than in the past year.
I spent two years in the ADHD research loop. Greg called it out in our first conversation and I almost hung up. But he was right. The systems he taught me are simple, ugly, and they work every single day. That's all I needed.
What sets Greg apart is the credibility. He's not someone who read a book about ADHD productivity. He managed federal operations at a senior level with ADHD for 20 years. When he says a system works, he's tested it in the real world.
The frameworks that kept me performing at a senior level for 20+ years with ADHD. No theory. No fluff. Just the systems—and exactly how to implement each one today.
System 01: The 3-Before-10 Rule
Every morning, before 10am, complete 3 tasks. Not big tasks. Not perfect tasks. Just 3 things moved from "open" to "done."
This works because of how ADHD brains respond to completion...
No. I work with adults who struggle with focus, follow-through, and overwhelm—whether or not they have a formal diagnosis. If the problems are real, the systems work regardless of the label. That said, I do encourage pursuing diagnosis if you're interested in medication or workplace accommodations. We can work on systems while you do that.
Therapy helps you understand why you're stuck. Coaching helps you build systems to get unstuck. I don't diagnose, I don't treat clinical conditions, and I refer clients to therapists when that's what they need. Many of my clients work with both a therapist and me—they're complementary, not competing.
Most systems fail because they're designed for neurotypical brains. Mine were built by someone with ADHD, in high-pressure environments, over 20 years of trial and error. More importantly, the 30-Day Program doesn't just hand you a system—it helps you stress-test it, find where it breaks, and rebuild it for your specific life. You walk away with something custom, not generic.
Absolutely. While my business is called The ADHD Business Coach, the systems I teach apply to any area of life—career, household, relationships, personal goals. If you struggle with the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it, this is for you.
Not at all. Validation matters. Understanding your brain matters. I'm saying it's the starting line, not the finish line. Too many people get stuck in the understanding phase and never move to action. My job is to bridge that gap. If you've already done the research and you're ready to build, that's exactly where I come in.
You walk away with a Personal Operating System—a single document with every system you've built, tested, and refined. It's yours forever. If you want ongoing support, you can move into 1:1 coaching. Many clients do one sprint and have what they need. Others want the continued accountability. Both are fine.
Book a free 20-minute discovery call. No pitch. No pressure. Just a conversation about where you're stuck and whether my approach is the right fit.
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