does anyone know what i can do

Starting a small business when you're unfamiliar with online sales can feel overwhelming, especially if you face challenges with focus and learning, such as living with ADHD and autism. Many new entrepreneurs begin by selling their products in person at farmers markets, craft fairs, or local events. This is a fantastic way to test your products, meet customers face-to-face, and build confidence in your sales skills. Farmers markets offer a supportive environment to gather feedback on your products and understand customer preferences. Once you feel comfortable selling in person, you can start exploring the online side gradually. You don’t need to master everything at once—consider finding a mentor, friend, or local business support group who can help guide you through the basics of creating an online store, using social media, and managing digital payments. Many online platforms like Etsy, Shopify, or even Instagram Shops provide user-friendly tools designed to help beginners set up online shops without requiring advanced technical skills. Tutorials and courses tailored for neurodiverse learners can also offer paced and clear instructions to suit your needs. Don't be afraid to take small steps: start by sharing your products online just to create awareness before jumping into full online selling. It’s also helpful to use planners, reminders, and organizational apps to help manage focus and learning difficulties as you build your business. Remember, blending in-person sales with a growing online presence can gradually expand your audience and increase your sales without overwhelming you. You’re not alone in this process, and many have successfully grown their businesses by combining both approaches.