At sixteen, Nick Lennon-Barrett was kicked out of home for being “too much.” Twenty-five years later, he finally received an ADHD diagnosis and realised the very traits that got him into trouble were the same ones that helped him build a career as an award-winning learning leader, developing everyone from graduates to CEOs across sectors, which include FTSE 100 organisations.

In Organised Chaos, Nick tackles the barriers ADHD present each day, sharing his own lived experience. Drawing on decades of navigating the corporate world as a learning professional, he challenges the obsession with fixing weaknesses and instead champions the power of strengths.

For ADHDers, brilliance isn’t about being in control all the time. It’s about learning how to harness hyperfocus, navigate rejection sensitivity, and unlock the unique superpowers wired into our brains. It’s easy to hyperfocus on something interesting, but what if you could tap into that superpower anytime you choose?

This book reimagines the six executive functions of the brain as superpowers, complete with cheat codes (because we need them!) and foundational skills to help you take charge of when and how to use them.

Every brain is different. Organised Chaos shows how to make yours brilliant on purpose.