Children of Chaos

Leadership, and Organizational Dynamics — For Individuals

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You already know something is different about how you're wired. The question is whether you're working with it or against it.

This is one-on-one work. Built around you, your level, and your goals.

WHERE ARE YOU?

High-variance wiring shows up differently depending on where you sit.

In the Pack — you're a high-variance team member trying to understand why you perform the way you do, where you fit, and how to stop fighting your own wiring

Managing Up — you're navigating a leadership structure with ADHD wiring and need to understand how to position yourself, communicate effectively, and stop being misread

Wired to Lead — you're leading with ADHD and need a framework for understanding how your wiring affects your leadership — where it's an asset and where it needs structure

Leading the Wired — you're a leader managing someone with high-variance wiring and need to understand what you're actually working with

ONE-ON-ONE ADVISORY

This isn't coaching in the traditional sense. There's no program, no curriculum, no fixed number of sessions.

It's a working relationship — built around your specific situation, your wiring, and what you're trying to accomplish. We start with a conversation. Everything after that is scoped to you.

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From Affliction to Asset: A Framework Built From the Wins and the Losses

PART 2: Value-maxing as an ADHD Subordinate This is part two of a four-part series on ADHD, leadership and organizational dynamics. Part one was about the team — how to add value as a peer, build currency horizontally, and stop performing as a normative version of yourself that was never going to hold. This one moves up. The relationship with the person above you. Same wiring, higher stakes. Because the person above you controls your terrain, your tasking, and your trajectory

My Recent Interview on Faster Than Normal - An ADHD Podcast with Peter Shankman

The right structure doesn't suppress high-variance wiring. It gives it somewhere to go. I was recently fortunate enough to have the opportunity to appear on Faster Than Normal with Peter Shankman. Not only is he an amazing host but the interview covered a lot of common ground that can hopefully be beneficial to other Children of Chaos. Not only did our shared neurological wiring have similarities but also the way that we approach focusing it in a productive manner. FULL AUDIO

ADHD: From Affliction to Asset - A Framework Built From the Wins and the Losses

PART 1: Optimizing as a Team Member This is part one of a four-part series on ADHD, leadership and organizational dynamics. Full disclosure, I use the word ADHD because it’s the common language. Not because I accept the disorder framework. What I carry doesn’t look like a disorder when I examine it honestly. It looks like a mismatch — between the wiring and the systems that were never built for it. I’m not a clinician. Everything here comes from the wiring. In a stone arch ev