Motivational and inspirational writer, Bryan Hutchinson is the author of several books about life with ADHD including the highly acclaimed, best selling "One Boy′s Struggle: A Memoir" and the author of the hilarious eBook that went viral "10 Things I Hate about ADHD"

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ADHD POP Quiz – Take It!

ADHD POP Quiz – Take It!
on: June 10, 2011 by: Bryan Hutchinson 8 Comments , , , , ...

You’ve got to do this and you’ve got to do that POP QUIZ. You’ve got to get your head together and start concentrating. You’ve got to start a plan. You’ve got to create yourself a list. You’ve got to abide by a schedule. You’ve got to remember to take the trash out. You’ve got to get better grades. You’ve got to be more responsible. You’ve got to take this seriously. You’ve got to get more organized. First pop quiz: If you have been told more than 4 of these then you are 9999999.99% sure to have ADHD! Next pop quiz: If you have told these things to your spouse, child, friend or neighbor and have pulled all of your hair out in the process, then whoever that person is, is 9999999.99% sure to have ADHD! Click the “LIKE” button if you are 9999999.99% sure! And/or comment and add your own […]

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The Real Problem with ADHD and Success and Happiness

The Real Problem with ADHD and Success and Happiness
on: April 6, 2010 by: Bryan Hutchinson 6 Comments , , , , ...

Have you noticed that ADHD and Success and Happiness are not synonymous? Why aren’t they? (      ) Between the above parentheses is all the space allotted to you for giving an explanation as to why ADHD and Success and happiness are not synonymous!  Doesn’t seem like that is a fair enough amount of space? Then read on. Since we all love rules so much, here are some rules for this exercise: 1st: The first rule is that you may only go by your personal definition of success and happiness. (If you don’t have one, that could pose as a problem, but perhaps this assignment will free you enough to create your very own, personal definition.) 2nd: The very important second rule is that you may not identify success and happiness with what others would have you identify them with or as. This means you may not use rules (this rule is […]

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