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Leading with Curiosity: How Employers Can Support Work-Life Balance by Understanding Executive Functioning Challenges

Leading with Curiosity: How Employers Can Support Work-Life Balance by Understanding Executive Functioning Challenges

Leading with Curiosity: How Employers Can Support Work-Life Balance by Understanding Executive Functioning Challenges

When an employee seems to be struggling with work-life balance, the default assumption might be: “They’re overwhelmed.” But for adults with ADHD, the root of the issue is often more specific—and more addressable. It may be a breakdown in executive functioning. Instead of jumping to solutions, one of the most powerful things a leader can do is pause… and ask questions. October 2025, Kristina Proctor, ADHD Coach @ Agave Health Why Executive Functioning Matters Executive functio

Kristina Proctor

Oct 14, 20252 min read

Hands soldering a circuit board with a soldering iron. Close-up view of electronic components on a blue board in a bright setting.

Hands soldering a circuit board with a soldering iron. Close-up view of electronic components on a blue board in a bright setting.

ADHD at Work: Staying Sharp as a Hardware Engineer or Chip Designer

The Engineering Minds Powering Modern Technology Hardware engineers and chip designers are the architects of performance and precision....

Oct 3, 20253 min read

Two people in a server room discuss something on a laptop. They're wearing ID badges. The room is modern, with blue lighting.

Two people in a server room discuss something on a laptop. They're wearing ID badges. The room is modern, with blue lighting.

ADHD at Work: Thriving as a Solutions or Sales Engineer

Solutions Engineering: The Bridge Between Product and Client Solutions Engineers (SEs) and Sales Engineers act as the technical...

Oct 3, 20253 min read

Close-up of a person looking through a microscope, focused and intense. Their eye and the microscope are in sharp focus, background blurred.

Close-up of a person looking through a microscope, focused and intense. Their eye and the microscope are in sharp focus, background blurred.

ADHD at Work: Staying Focused and Forward-Moving as a Research Scientist

Research science is complex and demanding—especially when ADHD is in the mix. But with the right tools and support, you can turn your...

Oct 2, 20253 min read

Woman presenting to three people by a whiteboard with colorful graphs. She's gesturing, appears confident. Text on board is partially visible.

Woman presenting to three people by a whiteboard with colorful graphs. She's gesturing, appears confident. Text on board is partially visible.

ADHD at Work: Leading with Clarity as a VP or Department Head

Senior leadership roles come with high expectations—but if you have ADHD, they also come with unique challenges. Let’s explore how ADHD...

Oct 2, 20253 min read

Woman with a prosthetic leg works on a laptop at a table, wearing an orange top. In the background, a man and child are on a sofa.

Woman with a prosthetic leg works on a laptop at a table, wearing an orange top. In the background, a man and child are on a sofa.

Work/Life Balance for Remote Workers: How to Actually Transition to “Home” When You’re Done With Work

For ADHD brains, logging off isn’t as easy as closing your laptop. When You Work From Home, You Live at Work You’ve shut your laptop,...

Kristina Proctor

Oct 2, 20254 min read

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