Maggie Isley
ADHD and autism coach for neurodivergent entrepreneurs in Ohio
| Hourly rate range | $105 to $175 an hour |
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| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Founders and business owners and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | Business coach and Life coach |
| Based in | Ohio, United States |
Maggie Isley is a coach in Ohio who works with neurodivergent entrepreneurs. She also offers accountability coaching and ADHD coaching. She left corporate work to become a branding expert and coach. She runs her own business and grew its revenue 10x. She has ADHD and ASD herself. Her focus is helping entrepreneurs work with their natural state of being instead of against it, and shaping a brand message that fits.
What Maggie helps with
Maggie helps neurodivergent entrepreneurs build a business that fits how they think and work. She also helps with branding and messaging.
- Building a business that fits a neurodivergent mind
- Crafting a clear brand message
- Staying accountable to business goals
- Avoiding years of trial and error in business
- Running a business with ADHD or autism
Who Maggie works with
Maggie works with neurodivergent entrepreneurs. These are business owners who have ADHD, autism, or a similar way of thinking. She coaches people who want a guide who has already built a business and grown it.
Background and qualifications
Maggie worked in the corporate world before she became a branding expert and coach. She owns a business and grew its revenue 10x. She has ADHD and ASD, which shapes how she coaches. She has hired coaches herself throughout her entrepreneurial career, so she knows what to look for in a good fit.
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The CoachVouch take
She is a branding expert who has ADHD and ASD and grew her own company's revenue 10x.
Best for neurodivergent entrepreneurs who want a coach who has built and grown a business.
Common questions
How much does Maggie Isley charge?
Coaching with Maggie runs $105 to $175 an hour. Message Maggie from this page for an exact quote.
What does Maggie Isley help with?
Maggie Isley helps with building a business that fits a neurodivergent mind, crafting a clear brand message, staying accountable to business goals and avoiding years of trial and error in business.
Does Maggie Isley coach neurodivergent entrepreneurs?
Yes. Her coaching is built for neurodivergent entrepreneurs, and she has ADHD and ASD herself.
How do I contact Maggie Isley?
Send Maggie a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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