|
|
 |
Here you will find a collection of articles detailing various ADD Careers.
The articles in this section might serve to help you use your ADD as an advantage by choosing a career that plays to your strengths rather than your weaknesses.
|
ADD: Use These 5 Simple Hints to Keep Work Humming
by Tellman Knudson
Your job may be perfectly ADD-friendly--to a point. Even ADD-friendly jobs have tasks involved that you may avoid doing because they're just not interesting enough to hold your attention. But bills have to be paid, reports written, and other simple tasks that just send our ADD brains into distractionland. . . . keep reading
|
Adult ADD: How to Use ADD for a Boost in Life
by Tellman Knudson
One of the major reasons that so many people are stressed out with ADD is because they spend so much time trying to fight against what they do naturally. That just brings on ADD frustration and stress. What we both did ultimately, in a very different way, is learned to use those ADD things that we were fighting against as our greatest strength. . . . keep reading
|
Adult ADD: How can you actually get paid to have ideas?
by Tellman Knudson
I know some ADD-style thinkers who are really good at technical support for computers, which is a great example of a job for someone with ADD. You're constantly being bombarded with problems you were never trained to solve specifically, but you have to figure things out and make them work. It's your job. What are people with ADD good at? Ideas--solving problems. . . . keep reading
|
5 Strategies for ADD'ed Effectiveness on the Job!
By Jennifer Koretsky
For many people with ADD, work life can be difficult. If your working environment is not ADD-friendly, then you may find yourself feeling chronically disorganized and stressed out at work. Whether or not you choose to share your diagnosis with your employer, the following strategies can help you become more effective at work. . . . keep reading
|
Confessions of an Attention Deficit Former Hacker
by Stephanie Frank
Made you blink, didn't I? Yes, it's true. I have been trained as a professional (although now "former") hacker. The true definition of a hacker is one who takes delight in solving problems and overcoming limits. Kind of similar to those people with ADD/ADHD, isn't it? . . . keep reading
|
DO YOU HAVE MARKETING ADD?
by Stephanie Frank
So you have a website, email address, and you're getting your newsletter out there (well, at least a little bit). You've been to seminars, bought information about how to promote your site, and you're ready to implement. . . . keep reading
|
Adult ADHD: Finish That Project!
by Tellman Knudson
Ok, so you've got Adult ADHD, and you've got this unfinished project. Or more probably, several unfinished projects! And you only have about 10-25% left to do to finish it...but you just can't seem to do it. What can you do? . . . keep reading
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
Here's what our members are saying ...
"For the first time in my life I did not feel like an aimless putz ! You gave me hope and I what I believe to be victory from self doubt!!!!! Thank You !!!!
Rich Lowe
"Tellman and Stephanie encouaged the budding entrepaneur and showed some ways that ADD people are great for it because they are not stuck in the mud they constantly see new ways to do new things!"
Kris Koenig
"The information I have received has helped me to get focused and stay focused I have been able to complete projects and be a better listener."
"I'm fairly new to the program, but so far my whole outlook on life has changed. With my new knowledge from Stephanie and Tellman I have been able to release a lifetime of painful shame, almost instantly. That was such a big relief, it felt like an anvil had been lifted off me. Years and years of mentally beating myself, needlessly, has also been released. I now feel open to
acquiring new "programs" for my brain. I am so excited about being a part of this and I am looking forward to more, major, personal change in the days ahead. I can't thank you guys enough for the freedoms and life changing events I have experienced thus far. Keep up the great work!
Diane Cote'
"To Tellman and Steph, Thanks for gathering all these great resources together in one place. Being a 46 year old
single custodial parent grad student with ADD/ADHD combined form and my two kids of 4 and 6 are ADD/ADHD
combined form as well which makes for an interesting house at times let me tell you. It gets pretty stressful around here at times.
By having all the info in one place I am able to get to it an hour here an hour there without having to search for it which would just get me sidetracked and onto something else. Believe me that very thing has made it hard to get my thesis finished. Some of the info here I am starting to see the results of just here in the house so far with keeping all three of us on track a bit better.
It is also good to see that it is possible for me to make it as an entrepenuer. Not only for myself but for my kids as well. Thanks,
Kevin Newman
|
|
|
Sample Articles
