12 Signs You Are Wired to Be a Solopreneur

Many women with ADHD feel like something is wrong with them when traditional career paths and work environments feel uninspiring and restrictive. Often, they switch jobs, searching endlessly for a role that aligns with their passions and creativity but never quite find it. Solopreneurship can be a game-changer because it aligns perfectly with the way ADHD brains thrive—embracing creativity, independence, and the freedom to design a career and life that truly reflects who you are. Here are 12 signs that working solo might be the perfect fit for you.

1 - You need to work with passion

ADHD brains are wired differently when it comes to dopamine—the chemical that drives motivation and reward. Unlike neurotypical brains, ADHD brains produce less dopamine, which means it takes something exciting, meaningful, or challenging to give your brain the dopamine hit it craves and spark your focus.

As a solopreneur, you get to build a business with a product that reflects your values, passion, and creativity. Some people can work for any company and sell any type of product. But not you—your work is more than a paycheck; it’s personal, and it’s your purpose.

2 - You have many business ideas

You’re a multipotentialite who loves exploring new ideas and projects, always chasing the next shiny object, and can’t imagine being limited to just one thing. Others might find this confusing and label you as “unfocused,” “scattered,” or “distracted,” but in reality, it’s your ADHD creativity in overdrive.

As a solopreneur, you can create a personal brand that’s as versatile and multifaceted as you are. You get to build a business that combines your many passions and talents—without feeling boxed in by a single job title.

3 - You are creative and think out of the box

Here’s the thing with ADHD: you’re not confined to traditional ways of thinking. You see connections where others see chaos, and your brain moves at lightning speed, always a few steps ahead during brainstorming sessions. While others might get stuck in linear thinking, you thrive on imaginative problem-solving. Your ability to think differently isn’t just a strength—it’s your edge.

As a solopreneur, you can channel this creative energy into a thriving business that plays to your strengths, embraces your unique perspective, and delivers solutions that others could never dream up.