
ADHD Blog
Welcome to my blog where I share my personal experiences and insights about living ADHD. As someone who has navigated challenges of ADHD in different areas of life, including career, I hope to provide a space for others to connect, share their stories, and find understanding.
Join me in the conversation and let's explore how we can thrive with ADHD.
Nikki Hardy
ADHD Career Coach

Career Clarity Isn’t About Finding the Right Answer: It’s About Trusting Your Decisions
Most people I work with don’t lack ideas
They lack trust.
They’ve thought about changing roles, industries, or ways of working, sometimes for years.
But every option feels risky.
Every choice feels permanent.
And confidence has quietly disappeared.........
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Career Clarity Isn’t About Finding the Right Answer: It’s About Trusting Your Decisions
Nikki Hardy
1
min read
Most people I work with don’t lack ideas
They lack trust.
They’ve thought about changing roles, industries, or ways of working, sometimes for years.
But every option feels risky.
Every choice feels permanent.
And confidence has quietly disappeared.........

What Are the Best Jobs for People with ADHD?
Nikki Hardy
4
min read
As an ADHD Career Coach, I get asked this question a lot . It pops up in coaching sessions, online forums, and occasionally from strangers who find out what I do and suddenly want career advice at a party (true story). My answer is always the same: it depends . There isn’t one magical, ADHD-friendly job (if there were, I’d probably be running a highly lucrative recruitment agency). The ‘best’ job is different for every individual and is based on their strengths, interests, and, most...

What Really Makes People with ADHD Happy at Work (Hint: It’s Not Money or Job Titles)
Nikki Hardy
4
min read
For a long time, I thought happiness at work came from getting the next promotion, finding the “right” job title, or finally proving I could keep up. But when you live with ADHD, you’re often taught, directly or indirectly that work is something you’re meant to tolerate, not enjoy.








