Description

In this episode of Mental Notes with Matt, I sit down with Ezra Dewolfe, founder of ADHD Tools, a platform helping thousands of late-diagnosed adults reframe their ADHD not as a flaw to manage, but as a strength to harness.

Ezra’s work stands out because it goes beyond surface-level hacks and quick fixes. His mission is to help people with ADHD, especially entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders, thrive by understanding the root causes behind their challenges and designing systems that truly work for their brains.

As someone who’s been on this journey myself, this conversation hit close to home. Ezra and I talk about the emotional roller coaster of getting diagnosed later in life, the myths and misconceptions that hold people back, and how to build a life that honors neurodiversity rather than fights it.

💡 In This Episode, We Explore:

• ​The emotional highs and lows of a late ADHD diagnosis
• ​Why “normal” is a myth — and how reframing it changes everything
• ​The difference between symptom management and root cause work
• ​Common learned behaviors that keep adults with ADHD stuck
• ​Practical tools for building focus, reducing burnout, and working with your brain
• ​How community, structure, and repetition can rewire the mind
• ​Ezra’s one-minute focus exercise and his favorite daily tool: the humble stopwatch

🧭 Key Takeaway

ADHD isn’t just something to manage, it’s a lens that can reveal your most creative, strategic, and empathetic self. But thriving with it means doing the deeper work: learning, unlearning, and designing systems that fit you.

📚 Connect with Ezra

 https://www.theadhdtools.com/training- https://www.facebook.com/theadhdtools- https://www.instagram.com/theadhdtools

You can find this episode and more at mentalnoteswithmatt.com or wherever you get your podcasts.