Carol Vincie is a serial entrepreneur starting her first business at 16 and continues to use her unique solution skills to support many new markets.

She spent 25 years at IBM where despite its structured environment she was able to navigate herself into positions not typically available to women during her tenure:

Sales Rep for a major insurance company
First and Second line Sales Manager positions
Responsibility for PCs in the Far East, during their early stages
Negotiating product support from 5 development sites for a major retailer
Client contact for a Corporate Management Committee (CMC) project as IBM transitioned into current technology

Unlock the Hidden Strengths of ADHD—A Book for Women Who Think Differently

Carol Vincie challenges outdated ADHD narratives and reveals how women can thrive.

For decades, ADHD research has overlooked women—until now. In her groundbreaking book, Carol Vincie reveals how ADHD is not a limitation but a powerful advantage. Start with the book today and discover how to harness your unique strengths!. Join the email list today to get information on book signing and workshops.

All About The Book

ADHD in Women: The Missing Conversation

Over 90% of ADHD Research Focuses on Young Boys—What About Your Daughters?

For decades, ADHD research has focused primarily on hyperactive young boys, leaving millions of women undiagnosed and misunderstood. The DSM-5, the medical profession’s diagnostic guide, barely acknowledges how ADHD presents in females. With the average age of diagnosis for women at 39, many struggle through childhood and adulthood without the support they need.

In this groundbreaking book, Carol Vincie shifts the conversation. Instead of focusing on deficits, she highlights the strengths and powers of ADHD—traits like creativity, adaptability, and risk-taking that have helped countless women succeed.

What You’ll Discover in This Book

How ADHD Manifests in Women – The overlooked symptoms and why so many women are misdiagnosed.
Why Traditional ADHD Research Falls Short – The gaps in the DSM-5 and why the medical field needs a shift.
Strengths Over Struggles – How ADHD traits fuel innovation, leadership, and success.
The Hidden Crisis – The connection between ADHD, anxiety, depression, and eating disorders in young girls.
Real-Life Stories – Carol Vincie’s journey from undiagnosed struggles to a thriving career in business and venture capital.

Why This Book Matters Now

A growing mental health crisis is affecting teenage girls, with anxiety, depression, and ADHD-related struggles reaching alarming levels. Recent studies show:

75% of adolescent girls with ADHD also suffer from anxiety.
54% experience depression, often undiagnosed until adulthood.
14% have sleep disorders, an overlooked but crucial ADHD symptom.
12% report eating disorders, three times higher than neurotypical teens.

These challenges don’t just disappear in adulthood. Women navigating careers, relationships, and motherhood often feel overwhelmed and misunderstood. This book aims to change that.

Why This Book Matters Now

A growing mental health crisis is affecting teenage girls, with anxiety, depression, and ADHD-related struggles reaching alarming levels. Recent studies show:

75% of adolescent girls with ADHD also suffer from anxiety.
54% experience depression, often undiagnosed until adulthood.
14% have sleep disorders, an overlooked but crucial ADHD symptom.
12% report eating disorders, three times higher than neurotypical teens.

These challenges don’t just disappear in adulthood. Women navigating careers, relationships, and motherhood often feel overwhelmed and misunderstood. This book aims to change that.

Meet Carol Vincie

Carol Vincie is a trailblazing entrepreneur who started her first business at 16 and went on to break barriers during her 25 years at IBM. She later launched two successful businesses and helped secure $15M in funding during the Dot-com boom. Fueled by her undiagnosed ADD, Carol’s risk-taking, creativity, and vision have defined her journey—and now, she shares her story to inspire others to embrace their unique strengths.