For many women, receiving an ADHD diagnosis later in life can feel like both a revelation and a relief. Suddenly, so much of your journey makes sense - the constant drive, the racing ideas, the creative bursts, and even the burnout cycles. But here’s the truth: many late-diagnosed women have been thriving in business long before they had a name for what made them different. Especially in the beauty industry, these women have unknowingly been leveraging their unique ADHD trai

Imagine discovering in your 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s or even 70s that the way your mind works, the way you feel, react, process was never wrong. It was ADHD. For years, doctors, teachers, and missed the signs because there wasn't enough awareness. Women were labelled “too much,” “too loud,” “too emotional.” We were told to tone it down, to be less. The emotional cost of that message, repeated in childhood and adulthood, is profound.