Aaron Frank

I founded The ADHD Project as a way to help those with ADHD lead more fulfilling lives by sharing strategies, practices, and resources. By raising awareness, I aim to help end the stigma associated with our condition and share the universal lessons it has taught me about the human experience.

Even those without a neurological condition can draw insights, parallels, and life lessons from my program. I have spoken to groups of varying size from hundreds to thousands of people virtually and in person. I speak about my experience with ADHD, and what we can learn from it.

The topic of "How my unique ADHD experience has taught me universal lessons on life, perseverance, and knowing ones self" is my most commonly request program. Most recently I was asked to speak at the Charles Schwab Abilities Network conference.