Entrepreneurs with ADHD and dyslexia had an average well-being score of 17.15, markedly lower than the 21.98 for those without symptoms. This suggests a marginally higher incidence of ADHD among nascent entrepreneurs, potentially heightened by the stresses of the pandemic. For established entrepreneurs, no lifestyle variables demonstrate statistically significant relationships with major symptomology at the p < 0.05 level. Inattention: 60%+ affirm difficulties with mental math, while 39% had trouble learning times