Hi, my name is Daniel Craft, ADHD coach and advocate.

Today, I help others with ADHD unlock their potential—but my journey to this point was anything but straightforward.

For years, I struggled without understanding why everything felt harder for me than it seemed for others. Growing up, my undiagnosed ADHD led to impulsive decisions, frustration, and eventually addiction.

By 17, I hit rock bottom with an overdose.

At 18, I entered rehab.

At 19, I tried university, hoping for a fresh start—but I hated it.

At 20, I tried college, and changed my mind.

At 21, I tried college again, and once again, couldn't stick with it.

At 22 years old, I was finally diagnosed with ADHD. For the first time, I began to understand myself. I started stimulant medication, but instead of helping me thrive, it held me back in ways I didn’t expect. I felt stuck, like I was losing my spark. It wasn’t until I chose to go unmedicated at 25 that everything began to change.

Unmedicated, I learned how to harness my ADHD in ways that worked for me—not against me. I discovered tools, strategies, and a mindset that transformed my life.

Now, I’m using those lessons to help others. Through coaching, I guide people with ADHD to find clarity, build confidence, and turn challenges into strengths. Whether it’s managing time, emotions, or focus, I’ve been there—and I know you can succeed.

If you’re ready to rewrite your ADHD story, let’s talk. Together, we’ll unlock the version of you that’s been waiting to shine.

Let’s make today your turning point.