Discover how Sarah Ora turned ADHD into her CEO edge—leveraging it for leadership, purpose, and impact. Real talk on resilience, business, and thriving with neurodivergence.
Chapters
- (00:00:00) - Invent and Overcome
- (00:00:31) - Working With People With ADHD
- (00:06:06) - You Had A Daughter That Was Easy to Raise
- (00:08:20) - When Parents See Their Daughter's Growth
- (00:09:38) - How to Balance Work Life and Family Life
- (00:11:47) - How to Unlock Your Superpower
- (00:12:31) - Innovate and Overcome
- (00:14:13) - The Good Things That Happened to Me
- (00:16:47) - The Hardest Time to Leave a Job
- (00:19:02) - "Hope Is a Muscle"
- (00:24:56) - The power of resilience: Innovate and Overcome
- (00:25:19) - In the Elevator With Individuals with Disabilities
- (00:26:05) - How to Write a Grant Application
- (00:32:24) - The Old School Rule for Grant Writing
- (00:37:16) - Innovate & Overcome: The Use Cases of AI
- (00:43:54) - Program Design: The Critical Elements of Non-Profit Organizations
- (00:46:48) - Sarah Oriana on Small Businesses and Getting Results
- (00:48:19) - Sarah Hewitt on Hope for Business
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