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Old 08-31-2009, 02:05 AM   #43 (permalink)
ellie
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Originally Posted by Liveformx64 View Post
I am the O.P. and as you can see I posted in July with an update. Is there anything in particular you were curious about? Or any specific questions?
Good on you. I loved hearing your positive update.

I too believe I have ADD to some extent, makes sense as my dad has bipolar I wont go down the road of medication, I believe I can handle it without resorting to medication.

But I'm embracing it. If I do have it me stressing that I have it, isn't going to help. I too am trying to find ways to work with and basically take notice of my patterns throughout the day.

I can literally switch off on an activity after about 15-20 minutes. I noticed I need to jump from one thing to the next, but I'm ok with that, as long as I understand what is happening and how to be as productive as I can be in those 20 minutes, then that's ok. Someone also suggested a good book on here Refuse to Choose!: A Revolutionary ... - Google Books

Incidentally, I'm wondering if ADD sufferers or people that jump from one thing to another have more of an entrepreneurial kind of mind. I do and I think this suits me best. I know a lot of people with ADD find it hard to work in a normal work situation, so I wonder if being an entrepreneur would be more suited to this kind of personality/condition?

I also agree that diet has a lot to do with it. I'm taking b12 supplements now and they seem to help me concentrate better, as does a raw diet.

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