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Eli Singer

Founder & CEO, Offline.now

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About Me

I’ve always been captivated by the art of connection – bringing ideas, people, and possibilities together to create something new.

My career spans a kaleidoscope of industries and disciplines: bootstrapping and exiting Entrinsic, one of North America’s first social media agencies; leading high-impact campaigns for iconic brands like Google, Coca-Cola, Ford, RBC, and MoMA; and publishing thought leadership in Harvard Business Review. I excel in both corporate environments and emerging industries, thriving on distilling complexity into actionable strategies that deliver tangible outcomes.

As an adult, I discovered that my creative strengths and relentless drive were in-part fueled by ADHD. What once seemed like a challenge turned into an opportunity as I learned to harness my neurodivergence, gaining practical tools and strategies to overcome obstacles and unlock potential. Now, I use these insights to help others do the same.

As an ICF-trained coach with certifications from CADDRA and CAMH, I mentor neurodivergent professionals, particularly those with ADHD, who are navigating high-pressure environments. My coaching blends systems thinking, solutions-focused techniques, executive function strategies, and decades of real-world leadership. My clients—high-potential individuals seeking clarity, focus, and sustainable success—benefit from tailored guidance that transforms challenges into catalysts for growth.

If you’re ready to focus on what matters most and chart a path forward, let’s connect.

Qualifications

2 years in practice
Certified Professional Coach, Adler Graduate Professional School

Degrees and Certifications

Honours Business Administration (HABA), Ivey Business School, University of Western Ontario, London, 2001
Introduction to Problem Technology Use (IPTU), Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Toronto, 2024
ADHD Diagnosis & Non-Pharmacological Approaches, Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance (CADDRA), Toronto, 2024

Top Specialties and Expertise

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Practice details

Meeting Style
Online, In-person
Rates
$150
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$250
Languages

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Blog Archive for Eli Singer

A 2026 meta-analysis of 63 studies found a 0.38 link between phone use and poor sleep. The step that holds: charge it outside the bedroom.
Updated October 2026. Of the 45% of U.S. adults who tried to cut back on their phone last year, one in four called it a clear success. The problem is the system around the habit, and two 2025-2026 trials show what changes it.
The Harvard Gazette asked this week whether quitting smartphones should be this hard. Eli Singer, creator of the Offline.now Matrix, says yes, because quitting is the wrong goal, and the Pew numbers show why.
Digital overwhelm can affect how we work, connect, and use our phones. From LinkedIn FOMO and relationship tension to digital detoxes that fall apart, lasting change starts with understanding your current habits and making small, sustainable adjustments to your environment.
If reading used to feel effortless but now you find yourself reaching for your phone instead, you're not alone. This article explores how constant scrolling reshapes your attention, why books feel harder to focus on, and the simple, research-backed habits that can help you rebuild a sustainable reading routine, without relying on willpower or a complete digital detox.
Build a healthier relationship with your phone without another app, detox, or complicated system. Learn how small, low-friction changes can reduce mindless scrolling and make healthier phone habits easier to maintain