Description

Diagnosed with ADHD in 2016 at age 48, Peter’s world was upended by a trio of personal crises three years later. Instead of white-knuckling through, he sought brain-based coaching, rebuilt his systems, and discovered a calling to guide other midlife men facing the same storm.

ADHD injects so much pain and frustration in the world. Marriages and jobs are lost, relationships suffer or end, and people often don’t lead lives that fit them.” After 28 years consulting for nonprofit organizations, Peter watched gifted colleagues stall because undiagnosed ADHD clashed with conventional productivity advice.

His own late-life diagnosis—and the relief coaching brought—showed him a more effective approach to change: equip other mid-life men to turn their ADHD from a source of low self-esteem to a powerful tool, recognized for its strengths rather than be defined by its weaknesses.