Honestly. Here’s a story of an accountant with Attention Deficit Disorder, who got diagnosed, and tells how he dealt with it. I have often suggested that you wouldn’t find many accountants with Attention Deficit Disorder. I’m not the only one who thinks this way. That being said, I now personally know 5 8 10 20 accountants […]
From the University of Texas. A step by step outline on how to deal with the “later” monster. Gives a list of choice and they’re flexible. Flexibility is key to dealing with something as problematic as procrastination. Choose several suggestions from among the four lists and put them into practice. If these activities work, keep
Just a follow up to the last post. Here’s a particularly appropriate article from Lew Mills’s website. Lew is a licensed marriage and family therapist in San Francisco and he has ADD. He also created and launched CHADD of Northern California’s website, CHADD Norcal has 21 chapters, if you have ADD and you live in
This article from Sciencentral News discusses a study by Andrea Chronis, a psychologist at the University of Maryland “A new study is showing that the parents of ADHD children may also have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.” The article is good but this sentence is not, professionals who deal with ADDers have known about adult ADD
This website has a program called A.D.D. For Fun. It uses comedy writing and performing to challenge its participants to look beyond the conventional view of ADD as a liability and, instead, to see their “disorder” as a talent and an ability that can be harnessed. It’s run by 2 ADDers Tony Vicich’s a nationally