You’re capable of more but
You’re just not executing consistently

ADHD Executive Coaching for entrepreneurs and professionals

You have the vision, the intelligence, and the drive.
The problem is consistent execution.
That’s what we work on.


Confidential. No pitch. You’ll leave with clarity on whether working together makes sense.


Trusted by entrepreneurs and leaders, including members of YPO & EO.

Robert has a unique gift in his ability to easily relate to people and create the type of environment of trust where true openness and learning occurs. He brings a sense of humor, a true sensitivity rooted in personal experience and a caring approach that make him a great coach.
— Sean Magennis , President and Chief Operating Officer, YPO
Robert is that rare combination of business coach and healer in one. Yes, we worked together and created the structure I needed for more success and less stress in my work life. But at the same time, his way of listening helped my insights and awareness unfold, enabling change and growth in my personal life as well.
— Susan Gottlieb, CIM, Vice-President, associate Portfolio Manager & Wealth Advisor, RBC Dominion Securities

This Isn’t an Ability Problem

You know what to do. You’ve known for a while. The gap isn’t intelligence. It’s not effort. It’s not motivation.

At a certain level, this becomes more noticeable. Your thinking moves faster than your systems—and what used to work no longer scales.

The pattern looks something like this:

  • Strong stretches of focus

    • followed by drop-off with no clear reason

  • Projects started

    • not finished

  • Days that feel full

    • but don’t move the needle

  • Decisions made impulsively

    • or avoided entirely

  • A sense that you’re not performing

    • at your actual leve

This is what ADHD looks like at a high-functioning level.

Not a lack of capability.
An inconsistency that quietly costs you
.


Who This Is For

This work is for entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals who are already functionin, but not at the level they know they’re capable of.

You’re likely in the right place if you:

  • Are intelligent, capable, and operating at a reasonable to high level

  • Struggle with consistent execution—not ability

  • Cycle between intense focus and frustrating drop-off

  • Find yourself distracted, overwhelmed, or reactive in ways that don’t make sense

  • Keep starting things you don’t finish

  • Have ADHD—diagnosed or not—and recognize the pattern

  • Are tired of systems and strategies that don’t stick

If you’ve read the books, tried the tools, and the gap is still there—this is for you.


Robert helped me to embrace the way my brain works. I now can identify when my ADHD is pulling me into scattered directions, and I know the exact steps I need to take in those moments to bring it all back into control.
— Amy Stoddart, Chef & Owner, Say-She-Ate Cooking

What Actually Changes

When the structure and awareness are in place, things start to shift:

  • Execution becomes consistent—not just occasional bursts

  • Decision-making improves—clearer, faster, less second-guessing

  • Reactivity drops—you’re not constantly responding to everything

  • Business performance improves—often quickly

  • Relationships stabilize—because follow-through becomes reliable

  • Self-confidence builds—based on evidence, not self-talk

This isn’t about unlocking hidden potential.
It’s about making your existing capability show up reliably.


How We Work Together

Weekly sessions—60 or 90 minutes, depending on what you need.

This isn’t therapy. It’s not generic coaching.
It’s direct, practical work on execution, accountability, and the patterns that are getting in the way.

We identify what’s actually happening, build structure around it, and track what changes.

The focus is always real-world execution—what’s happening, why it’s happening, and what to do about it.


This Work Is About Self-Leadership

Awareness → Understanding → Leadership

Most high-functioning people with ADHD have spent years being told to try harder or be more disciplined.

That’s not what this is about.

The goal isn’t to “fix ADHD.
It’s to lead yourself more effectively,so your business, relationships, and health stop paying the price

Underneath patterns like inconsistency, avoidance, and reactivity is often an inner critic, a voice that creates friction before you even start.

It might even feel normal.

  • Self-leadership starts with awareness.

  • Awareness creates understanding.

  • Understanding creates choice.

When you can see what’s actually driving your behavior—and lead from a more grounded place—execution becomes easier.

Not because you forced it.
Because you removed what was getting in the way.


About

I work with entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals who are capable of significantly more than their current output reflects.

Most of my clients have ADHD—diagnosed or strongly suspected. All are intelligent, driven, and frustrated by the gap between what they know they can do and what’s actually happening.

Working with high-performing individuals in business, and I see the same pattern repeatedly—capability isn’t the issue. Execution is.

I’ve been in business for decades, making real decisions under pressure.
I understand how ADHD shows up at this level—not just in theory, but in practice.

My work is practical and direct.
No abstract frameworks. No motivational language.

We work on what’s real—the patterns, the friction, and the execution gaps—and build the structure and awareness to close them.

Read my full story on my about page.


START WITH A CONVERSATION

No commitment required. This is simply a chance to:
• Understand your situation more clearly
• See how this approach would apply
• Decide if it’s the right fit


What Clients Say

Implementing Robert’s structured systems has been transformative.
I’ve gained clarity, focus, and the ability to execute consistently.

— Sarah Griffiths, Toronto, Ontario
Robert is able to formulate an understanding of the root issues in clients’ lives and use that to create a collaborative action plan. He is adept at helping clients to recognize and target common issues related to all aspects of ADHD, mood disorders, and anxiety.
— Dr. Gayle Klein, Psychiatrist

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need a formal ADHD diagnosis?
No. Many clients don’t have one. What matters is whether you recognize the pattern.

Q: How is this different from therapy?
This is practical, forward-focused work on execution and behavior—not exploration of the past.

Q: How quickly will I see results?
Most clients notice meaningful shifts early. Deeper change builds over time.

Q: How do sessions work?
Weekly, one-on-one, 60 or 90 minutes. Focused on what’s actually happening.

Q: Is this confidential?
Completely.

 

You don’t need more information

You need a way to execute consistently

If you're capable of more, but struggling to execute consistently this 20 minute conversation will help determine whether my coaching is the right fit.