Another book that Seth collaborated on and put together and is very ADHD friendly to read is “The Big Moo: Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable”

He’s so right about the world finally embracing ADHD, there is so much to offer once folks get past the old thinking of just chaos and hyperactivity. There’s hope that if that stigma disintegrates people with ADHD will not grow up being put down and beat down so much. Of course, not everyone is going to be as successful as Seth or Richard Branson, but the reality that ADHD does not spell out doom and gloom alone is what’s most important!

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/sep2008/id20080924_140114.htm

Godin, 48, works in a light-filled, loft-style office in Irvington, N.Y., 20 miles north of Manhattan. Wall-to-wall windows facing the Hudson River offer a calming view. But Godin himself is hyperkinetic—his mind spins through 70 RSS feeds and 300 e-mail replies a day. He posts once or twice daily to his blog and reads five books a week. In 2001 he wrote Unleashing the Ideavirus in five days. “I clearly have ADHD,” he says. “Lucky for me the world kind of organized around me rather than the other way around. It’s such an asset.”

I meant to blog about it, even saved it as a draft, but I’ve been too busy working on my new website at http://www.arianebenefit.com AND on my new Coaching Group and Workshops that are rolling out OH SO SOON! I can’t wait!

That’s why you haven’t heard from me much. But I’ll be back in touch soon. Congrats on all the great interaction at ADDerWorld! I’ll be active again soon! : )

Everyone- read Seth’s books. He’s amazing.

Terry

I know at this point giving up would not have been the thing to do, and in looking at the “Three Questions To Ask Before Quitting”, as it turns out, I had followed that advise without knowing it.

Your advice has always struck me as roadmaps and blueprints for successful thinking as an ADDer. I sincerely think once the ADHD community becomes aware that you have ADHD they are going to read your books more and realize the brilliance of your suggestions and the ability to break down the most complex strategies and ideas into the most simple explanations and practical solutions.

Thank you so much for commenting and we welcome you whole heartedly into the ADDer Community! Is this the first place you have revealed this publicly?

Bryan