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For freelancers, managers and educators with ADHD who run real, complicated lives

I stopped trying to fix my ADHD brain. Instead, I built an AI system that fits it.

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An ADHD brain is built differently. It needs a system built to fit it.
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Like this every day

Everyone with ADHD knows this

You sit down to work. You open the laptop and the 83 tabs from last month pounce on you. You switch to email, and your to-do list shows projects that have to move forward. Tasks fly in every direction and you are simply paralyzed about starting.

Every morning is like this.

So you scroll the news. Or check Facebook or Instagram again.

But you are not lazy. And you are not "broken". You are simply stuck behind an invisible glass wall between you and getting things done. It is called task paralysis, and for people with ADHD it is a daily experience.

You tried time-management methods: Notion, Todoist, GTD, Pomodoro. Maybe you even worked with a coach, or saw a psychologist to understand what is wrong. At best you stuck with each method for two weeks. If you were really focused, a month. And then life got in the way.

The problem is not that you are not disciplined enough. The problem is that all these methods were built for a different kind of person. People who can maintain hierarchical folders. Who do not lose their sense of time on random activities.

Your brain works differently. That is not a cliché, it is science. That is why the solution will not come with yet another method. You need an external engine. And that is exactly where AI comes in.

It is not your fault. It is what happens when you try to run software built for neurotypical people on ADHD hardware.
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Who is this masterclass not for?

The story

The latest war brought my whole structure down

My name is Danny Shaket. I am a marketer, an academic lecturer and a consultant on bringing AI into organizations. I was diagnosed with ADHD at university, but I thought it was a non-issue. For years I built "scaffolding": habits and systems that made it look like everything was fine.

Then reality simply became too much, and all the scaffolding started to collapse.

The round of fighting with Iran. My wife, pregnant with our fourth child, was called up for reserve duty in the Israeli army. We moved in with my parents. The kids lived under air-raid sirens. Clients disappeared. The money in the bank ran low. All at once I felt completely unsupported. Confused and paralyzed, under constant pressure, I understood that something had to change.

But this time I did not try to sort out the chaos on my own. I did something different:

I researched how an ADHD brain works in every area of life: career, family, parenting, teaching, order and organization.
Then I threw everything into an AI agent so it could work together with me. It got the mess in my head from me, the tasks, all the context. Completely raw.

It did not ask me to organize anything. Instead, it scanned the information, made the connections, and gave me back only one thing: the next step I should take.

For the first time in years, the task paralysis broke. Not because my brain changed. It happened because I finally found an engine that fits my brain.
The mechanism

A system that works with ADHD, not against it.

Three principles that turn AI into a thinking partner that fits your brain:

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Bottom-up, not top-down

No folders waiting for you to fill them. You throw in a raw stream of thought and the system does the filing. What gets tagged is not erased from memory, it is available to retrieve.

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Someone to run with

It is not a chatbot that answers questions. It is a thinking partner that has read all your context, improves over time, and hands you a single task, prioritized by what matters to you.

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Removing the starting barrier

The hardest thing with ADHD is not finishing, it is starting. The AI serves you the first step on a plate. You only need to press Play.

What you get

This is how it will look when the next cohort opens

120 minutes, and you leave with infrastructure ready to start with immediately. Just like everyone who has already been through it.

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Live masterclass, 120 minutesA live demo from zero to action. Not theory.
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Full recordingThree months of access, at your own pace, whenever it suits you.
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Meet an AI agentSee the agent infrastructure that makes this work.
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The ready-to-run file (SKILL.md)Copy, paste, and start talking to the system in plain text.
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ADHD workspace templateThe system that receives the output and prevents task paralysis.
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Answers to your questions in real timeAsk directly during the live session. Every question, every adjustment.
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Start the same dayNo code, no learning curve.
What others say

Reactions from people already working with the system

For years I have struggled with attention issues, from Notion to notes on the fridge. With this method, for the first time I actually manage to finish a workday

Senior manager in tech

I had a clinician who talked to me about "order" for a year. It took Danny 20 minutes to show me how it works in practice, and suddenly I get a lot more done

Gynecologist

It is crazy, it is like having someone who sits with me in the morning and points me to the next step, without judgment and without "just get organized"

Marketing manager, B2B startup

I am much calmer knowing I have one place that always knows the next step, even on days when my head is everywhere

Senior account manager
FAQ

Straight answers

I do not know how to code. Will this work for me?expand_more
Absolutely. There is not a single line of code, no terminal, and no complicated software. I give you the ready-to-run file. You simply copy, paste, and start talking to the system in plain text.
Is this another long course that will gather dust in a drive?expand_more
No. 120 minutes of live demo. You leave with the files and start the same day.
I do not work in folders. Do I need to organize first?expand_more
The opposite! The goal is to stop organizing. No prior experience or tidy folders needed. The template takes your existing chaos and turns it into something clear, even from absolute zero.
What if I cannot make the live session?expand_more
You will get a full recording to watch at your own pace for three months.
What does joining the waitlist mean?expand_more
It means you are the first to hear when a date is set for the next cohort, and you get a chance to sign up at an early price before it goes up to the full price. No commitment, just a name and an email.
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