Announcement: Launch of ADHD Writers

A newsletter and community for writers with ADHD

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Hey friends,

I’m super excited to announce the launch of ADHD Writers, a newsletter and community I’m hosting with my friend and fellow ADHD author, Meredith Carder (author of It All Makes Sense Now)!

Over the past few years, I had to learn all sorts of things about writing, publishing, and all the ways that ADHD affects getting those things done.

I was eventually able to take what started as a few random essays about ADHD and turn it into Extra Focus: The Quick Start Guide to Adult ADHD, a book I am incredibly proud of that has made an impact in so many lives!

I’ve wanted a space where I can talk more about the process and craft of writing, the ups-and-downs of finding focus and motivation, dealing with editors and deadlines, the technical nitty gritty required for self-publishing, the marketing and business side of helping your book find its audience, and all the extra stuff it takes to be a writer with ADHD.

And I wanted a community of fellow writers so we could encourage each other, support each other, and tackle these unique challenges of writing with ADHD together.

Join the Community

If you’re someone with ADHD who enjoys writing (or at least enjoys having written something, if not always the process itself!), Meredith and I would LOVE to have you join the ADHD Writers community!

In addition to a free bi-weekly newsletter, we also have bi-weekly live virtual events (body-doubling and Q&As) for paid members of the community, and a community chat where we can connect and share our writing together.

We’re so excited to grow this community together and if you want to join the paid community, we’re also offering a Founding Special with lifetime 20% off (no coupon required).

Really hope to see my fellow writers there!

Stay curious,
Jesse J. Anderson

P.S. I’ve been more active in Extra Focus subscriber chat lately, and I’d love to see you there! And as a quick reminder for paid members of Extra Focus—you can create new topics in the chat as well so it can be a great place to ask questions and connect with fellow ADHDers in the Extra Focus community.