ADHD Coaching for Business Leaders
You know what to do. But you can't start.
Task paralysis. Racing thoughts. One email that ruins your whole day. I'm Tom Collins — I built a £5M drinks company, lost it all, got diagnosed with ADHD at 45, and rebuilt from scratch. Now I help business leaders stop fighting their brain and finally get traction.
"I finally feel like my brain is working with me, not against me."
Founder, SaaS company
"Tom helped me see that my ADHD isn't a flaw — it's a different operating system."
CEO, London
"The Go Juice concept changed everything about how I plan my day."
Business owner
"I stopped fighting the paralysis and started working around it."
Entrepreneur
"One session gave me more clarity than years of trying to 'fix' myself."
Founder
"I didn't realise how much energy I was wasting until Tom showed me."
Director, media agency
"The wall system sounds simple. It works."
Managing director
"Tom gets it because he's lived it. That makes all the difference."
Startup founder
"I finally feel like my brain is working with me, not against me."
Founder, SaaS company
"Tom helped me see that my ADHD isn't a flaw — it's a different operating system."
CEO, London
"The Go Juice concept changed everything about how I plan my day."
Business owner
"I stopped fighting the paralysis and started working around it."
Entrepreneur
"One session gave me more clarity than years of trying to 'fix' myself."
Founder
"I didn't realise how much energy I was wasting until Tom showed me."
Director, media agency
"The wall system sounds simple. It works."
Managing director
"Tom gets it because he's lived it. That makes all the difference."
Startup founder
£5M
Company Built From a Garage
45
Diagnosed, Not Broken
4 Years
Rebuilding From the Ground Up
The Coach

Founder
Get Traction
London. 45 years old. Divorced, two children, getting remarried.
I built a drinks company from nothing in a small office without a window, and grew it to £5 million. I pitched Whitbread, raised finance, scaled the business — and burned through my marriage in the process.
Then everything fell apart. I got divorced, left the company, and had to start building from the ground up. Then came the question I couldn't stop asking: Who am I? Did ADHD cause all this?
"I was lying in the sea, floating, looking up at the sky. Everything was calm and quiet. That's when I realised the noise could stop. I didn't even realise it was noisy."
I rebuilt. Slowly. I redesigned a client's offer that took £250,000 in seven days — three times. That proved my brain still worked. It just needed to swing left-handed.
Now I'm training as an ADHD coach, because the thing I'm best at isn't closing deals — it's helping people see that their brain isn't broken. It's just been batting in the wrong hand.
Sound Familiar?
You're a business leader who's achieved success despite your ADHD. But you're exhausted from fighting your brain every single day.
You've never been short of ideas. Notebooks full of them, voice notes, 3am texts to yourself. The problem was never creativity. It's the bit in between — the traction needed to get things done.
With friends, you're the outwardly funny, go-get-it person. At home, you're quieter, lower, unresponsive. Your partner sees a different version of you — and neither of you understands why.
Rejection sensitive dysphoria means one terse email sends you into a spiral. You're convinced they hate you and you've failed. But this isn't about your self-worth.
Task paralysis isn't laziness. You know exactly what needs to be done. Your brain just won't let you start.
The Method
Three shifts that help you work with your brain instead of against it.
Step 01
Go Juice is the focused energy you have each day — and with ADHD, you've got less of it. I'll help you work out how much you have, stop burning it all by lunchtime, and keep something in the tank for the people and the life that actually matter.
Step 02
Out of sight, out of mind — that's the ADHD reality. I'll help you externalise everything: one place, visible, something you walk past and bump into every day. Not another app. Not another notebook. The actual wall.
Step 03
Rebuilding confidence after ADHD has knocked you down isn't one big breakthrough — it's stacking little blocks on top of each other. Some days they fall over. You pick them up. I'll help you build the patience and the structure to keep stacking until you trust yourself again.
You've been fighting your ADHD brain long enough. Let's talk about how to work with it instead — and finally get traction.
Currently training as an ADHD coach. Breakthrough calls available now.