Victoria Bahadoor ADHD coach

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Co-founder of Empower Her Community | ADHD Business Coach
I help ambitious women with ADHD symptoms harness their brilliant, busy brains to build bold, aligned brands and businesses—without burning out or masking who they are

Today I spent the entire day at my daughter’s school swim competition.I got to stand on the sidelines and watch her win ...
10/03/2026

Today I spent the entire day at my daughter’s school swim competition.

I got to stand on the sidelines and watch her win three first places.
The pride. The excitement. The little look she gave me each time she checked I was watching.

And the thought that crossed my mind more than once today was this:

Old me would have missed this.

Old me was in a job where annual leave was limited.
Where attending something like this meant asking permission.
Where you had to decide which moments were “important enough” to take time off for.

And if you’re a mum, you know there are so many of those moments.

Today was one of those days that reminded me why I made the changes I did.

Because time freedom isn’t just a nice idea.
It’s being able to show up for the moments that actually matter.

That’s why I’m on a mission to show women who feel the way I once did -trapped, stretched, and stuck in a system that doesn’t leave room for life -that there are other ways to build income and create flexibility.

This week our team is hosting two free online workshops exploring two important conversations.

Workshop 1: Unlock Optimal Hydration + Health
Learn what Electrolysed Reduced Water (Kangen Water) is, why athletes, families and wellness communities are paying attention to it, and how better hydration may support overall wellbeing. We’ll also touch on how gyms, schools and community groups are using it as a fundraising or income opportunity.

Workshop 2: Beyond The Paycheck
A conversation about why more people are building flexible income alongside their jobs and what it can look like to move away from autopilot and create more freedom and choice in life.

Both workshops are completely free.

If you’re curious, comment below and I’ll send you the details.

Comment HEALTH for the hydration workshop.
Comment PAYCHECK for the income workshop.

Sometimes it only takes one conversation to realise there might be another way.

Let’s talk about demand avoidance. (from someone who lives it)Because I don’t just talk about it.I live it.As an ADHD wo...
06/01/2026

Let’s talk about demand avoidance. (from someone who lives it)

Because I don’t just talk about it.
I live it.

As an ADHD woman, the fastest way to make me not do something…
is to tell me I have to do it.

Even if it’s something I was about to do anyway.

The second it becomes a demand
My nervous system goes: absolutely not.

And yes, this includes:
– replying to messages
– emptying the dishwasher
– doing something I literally want to do
– being told “just be more consistent”

Demand avoidance is threat response to loss of autonomy.

Now add parenting into the mix.

I’m also the mum of an ADHD child who shows demand avoidant behaviours.
And let me tell you…
You learn very quickly that “because I said so” is a losing strategy.

Ask directly?
Refusal.

Rephrase it sideways, turn it into a game, walk away like you don’t care?
Done in 30 seconds.

Same child.
Different nervous system response.

These kids aren’t defiant.
They’re deeply sensitive to control.

And the more we try to dominate them into compliance,
the more resistance we get.

Which honestly makes sense… because adults don’t like being controlled either.

Anyone else out there with a wonderfully spirited child whose demand avoidance will be part of the change makers in our extremely unpredictable future?

Image below: Child refusing to get off the pool just before a thunderstorm because ‘its fun to swim in the rain’
Well who can argue with that?

Can I share something that most business owners don't realise until it's already costing them sales?Research consistentl...
22/12/2025

Can I share something that most business owners don't realise until it's already costing them sales?

Research consistently shows that over 55% of first impressions of a brand are driven by visuals alone.

Not your experience.
Not your qualifications.
Not even your messaging.
Your imagery.

In fact, branding psychology research shows that up to 93% of consumers say visual appearance plays a key role in their purchasing decisions.
That's not about looking “pretty”.

That's about trust.

And trust is the currency businesses are built on in 2026.

Another stat worth sitting with:
73% of consumers say they're more likely to buy from a brand that uses high quality, authentic imagery, and Gen Z in particular reports significantly higher trust in brands that use real people over stock or AI visuals.

This matters because we're entering a new era of business.

AI is everywhere.
Templates are everywhere.
Content is everywhere.

But credibility is not.

The brands that are winning aren't the loudest or most polished.
They're the ones that feel real.
Authentic imagery does something strategy alone cannot:
• It shortens the trust timeline
• It positions you as established without you needing to overexplain
• It allows your audience to subconsciously say “yes” before they consciously decide
This is why my clients don't come to me for “a shoot”.
They come because they know their business has evolved and their visuals haven't caught up yet.
Which brings me to next year.

I'm currently fully booked until March 2026, and I've intentionally reduced the number of sessions I'll be offering beyond that to protect creative depth, client experience, and quality.

I'm now quietly opening a very limited number of 2026 sessions, with retainer-only bookings available.

This is for women who know:
• Their brand is entering a new chapter
• Their visuals no longer match the level they're operating at
• They want to future-proof their business with imagery that builds trust, not noise

If you feel that nudge, trust it.
The women building brands that last aren't waiting until things feel perfect.
They're aligning how they look with where they're going.
If you'd like to secure a 2026 session, simply reply to this email with “2026” and I'll send through the details.


P.S. retainers are capped and sessions are limited. Once the remaining 2026 spaces are gone, bookings will close.

Jump on in before 2025 closes for the year 😉

AND have a bloody good Christmas


Ready to level up your brand visuals in 2026 with AUTHENTIC imagery not 🤮 AI imagery.

Let’s lock you in.
Ping me a DM

2025. My word of the year was growth.And it met me at every edge.This year stretched me.Not in a hustle harder way.But i...
18/12/2025

2025. My word of the year was growth.

And it met me at every edge.

This year stretched me.
Not in a hustle harder way.
But in a this actually matters way.

Empower Her Community grew into something far bigger than one monthly networking meeting.

We expanded to nearly 30 networking hubs across New Zealand, Australia, the UK and more recently the states.
We welcomed over 100 women into our inner circle membership. Www.empowerhercommunity.com

We hosted in person networking events, virtual rooms, accountability calls, expert led masterclasses, and brand and visibility focused workshops.

More importantly, we created rooms where women felt safe to be seen.
Safe to ask for support.
Safe to grow without pretending.

This year also marked a shift into greater visibility and credibility.

We began contributing quarterly articles to The Informed Investor, sharing insights on community led growth, women in business, and building sustainable brands.

And we secured our first three sponsors for 2026, a milestone that signals where Empower Her is heading next.

One of the most grounding moments of the year was being named Runner Up Emerging Woman of the Year at the Women’s Global Business Awards.
Not because of the title, but because it reflected community led growth and women rising together.

And then there was Bali.

Our Empower Her retreat reminded me that success is not just what you build.
It is how you feel while building it.

This year also marked a personal shift.

I began intentionally moving away from a business built on time for money and into aligned, sustainable income streams.

As a woman with ADHD, I know the cost of forcing yourself into systems that were never built for your brain.
That is why I aligned more deeply with Enagic this year.

A 50 year old company rooted in preventative health.
A business model built on structure, community, and long term vision.
One that supports energy, family life, and real freedom.

Everything I built this year comes back to one belief.

We are not meant to do this alone.

Empower Her exists because women thrive in supportive, inclusive, non judgemental rooms.
Where ambition is encouraged and accountability is held with care.

2025 was growth.
2026 is 10x - fewer plates, clearer vision, and bigger impact.

What’s your word of the year?

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