Scatterbrained? Or secretly brilliant? (Trick question — you’re both.) Perfectly Scattered is the newsletter for creative minds that refuse to color inside the lines. We talk digital product ideas, messy motivation, and building a business without burning out. Neurodivergent? Multipassionate? Still figuring it all out? You're my people. Let’s make magic from the mess.
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Hey! Hi. Are you new here? Did you just land here? CreativeHax is undergoing a rejuvenation after many years of wandering around in the internet woods. I S T R U G G L E D to find my place online, and recently discovered why it's been so difficult for me. See, at the fine age of 63, I was diagnosed with ADD. You can read more about it HERE. I hope you'll join me on my journey as I build out my digital product empire :) I'll need some testers for feedback on my new products, so if you're interested in helping me out, sign up for The Perfectly Scattered newsletter below and you'll be among the first to know when I am close to releasing a new digital product, most of which will be focused on late-diagnosed women wanting to build their own digital product business. Hope to see you soon! PS BONUS: For subscribing I'll send you my pdf "10 ADD-Friendly Business Hacks for Women with a Late Diagnosis". Hope to see you soon. |
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Scatterbrained? Or secretly brilliant? (Trick question — you’re both.) Perfectly Scattered is the newsletter for creative minds that refuse to color inside the lines. We talk digital product ideas, messy motivation, and building a business without burning out. Neurodivergent? Multipassionate? Still figuring it all out? You're my people. Let’s make magic from the mess.
Hi friend, If we haven't met yet, I’m Sue Dyson, who also happens to be a woman who spent a long time wondering why the productivity hacks and “safe, good jobs” that worked for others just never seemed to work for me. For years, I tried to keep up. I masked. I overcompensated. I beat myself up for missing deadlines, forgetting things, or feeling burned out after bursts of creativity. And then, later in life, (just recently, at 63), I was diagnosed with ADD. Suddenly, everything made sense....