I am a brain surgeon. Well, let me clarify that. My area of expertise is brain surgery. This does not mean that I have any experience in the field of brain surgery. However, using my first-hand experience at cutting things open (see this blog posting on slicing chicken breasts) and whatever facts I can discover (I found out that the brain has two hemispheres. Would you like me to show you?) I have declared myself an expert brain surgeon.
No, not my words, on of my ADD coaching clients. One of the many benefits of being an adult ADD coach is that you get to decide who you will and won’t coach (i.e. I don’t coach rude people) and one result of that is that I coach some pretty cool, creative people.
I thought it was a brilliant idea behind the words and reframed it as “I was able to enough to figure out the smartest, easiest most efficient way to do it” or words to that effect.
ADD Resources is having their 5th annual conference in Seattle October 13th. The Keynote speaker is Dr. Thomas Brown. He’s done extensive research on ADHD and has written several books on ADHD, his latest is Attention Deficit Disorder: The Unfocused Mind in Children and Adults. It will only cost you $25 for members of ADD Resources and $50 for non–members before October 7th, quite a good deal. After that it’s $65 at the door.
Here’s a list of the topics that will be covered at the conference
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