Beginner's Guide to Unleashing Your ADHD Potential

ADHDVision
3 Jul 202410:14

Summary

TLDRThis video uncovers the secret 'superpowers' of individuals with ADHD, suggesting that their brains possess unique abilities waiting to be harnessed. The script outlines five key strengths, including a 'spiky profile' for rapid connections, openness to new experiences, creative problem-solving, calmness under pressure, and the capacity for hyperfocus. It encourages viewers to leverage these traits for success, offering insights on how to unlock and utilize them effectively.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿง  ADHD brains have 'spiky profiles', excelling in areas of interest while struggling in others, and can make rapid, big-picture connections.
  • ๐Ÿ” People with ADHD often perceive hidden connections and can quickly deconstruct complex issues, thanks to their broad focus and attention.
  • ๐ŸŒ ADHD individuals are more open to stepping out of their comfort zones, seeking new experiences and challenges that stimulate their brains.
  • ๐Ÿš€ The thrill of the unknown can motivate ADHD individuals, making them more likely to take risks and start new ventures, such as businesses.
  • ๐Ÿ’ก ADHD brains are adept at generating original solutions to problems, often creating new methods to solve issues on the spot.
  • ๐ŸŽฏ Individuals with ADHD can paradoxically become focused in high-pressure situations, using the urgency to drive their performance.
  • ๐Ÿง˜โ€โ™‚๏ธ The ADHD brain can enter a state of deep relaxation during crises, producing more theta waves and excelling at problem-solving under pressure.
  • ๐ŸŒ€ ADHD individuals may have phases of hyperfocus, where they become completely engrossed in a task, especially if it's of interest.
  • ๐Ÿ”„ ADHD brains can leverage curated external triggers to access hyperfocus, even for tasks they are not naturally drawn to.
  • ๐ŸŽฏ Hyperfocus can be a powerful tool for productivity, allowing individuals with ADHD to complete tasks with intense focus over extended periods.
  • ๐ŸŒŸ Embracing ADHD superpowers can lead to a more successful and fulfilled life, as many successful people attribute their achievements to their ADHD.

Q & A

  • What are the so-called 'superpowers' of individuals with ADHD according to the video script?

    -The video script suggests that individuals with ADHD possess 'superpowers' such as a spiky profile, openness to challenging comfort zones, creativity in problem-solving, calmness under high pressure, and the ability to hyperfocus on tasks of interest.

  • How does the 'spiky profile' superpower manifest in individuals with ADHD?

    -The 'spiky profile' superpower refers to the ability of individuals with ADHD to excel in certain areas while struggling in others. They can take in more external information at once, leading to lightning-fast connections and 'aha' moments, but also making them more distractible.

  • What does the script suggest about the relationship between ADHD and attention?

    -Contrary to common belief, the script argues that individuals with ADHD do not have a deficit in attention but rather an abundance of it, allowing them to make broad connections and think conceptually in a big-picture manner.

  • How can individuals with ADHD leverage their 'openness to new experiences' superpower?

    -Individuals with ADHD can leverage their openness to new experiences by embracing the thrill of uncertainty and engaging in activities that provide novelty and motivation, such as starting a business or moving to a new country.

  • Why are people with ADHD often good at coming up with original solutions to problems?

    -People with ADHD are good at coming up with original solutions because their brains are adept at spontaneously generating new approaches, often bypassing traditional methods and creating unique ways to solve problems.

  • What is the significance of the 'calmness under high pressure' superpower for individuals with ADHD?

    -The 'calmness under high pressure' superpower allows individuals with ADHD to focus and engage effectively in high-stakes situations, making them excellent problem solvers during emergencies or crises.

  • How does the script describe the 'hyperfocus' superpower in individuals with ADHD?

    -The 'hyperfocus' superpower refers to the ability of individuals with ADHD to become completely absorbed in a task or topic of interest, leading to a state of flow where they can work for hours without distraction.

  • What is the role of dopamine in ADHD and how does it relate to the 'hyperfocus' superpower?

    -Dopamine levels in individuals with ADHD are typically lower, making it difficult for them to shift gears. However, when they find something of interest, they can hyperfocus on it for extended periods, as their brain's reward system kicks in.

  • How can individuals with ADHD access their 'hyperfocus' superpower on demand?

    -The script suggests using curated external triggers to access hyperfocus on demand, which can be applied to any task, regardless of initial interest, and can help overcome procrastination and executive dysfunction.

  • What is the potential impact of understanding and utilizing these ADHD superpowers on an individual's life?

    -Understanding and utilizing these ADHD superpowers can lead to a more successful and fulfilled life, as individuals can leverage their unique abilities to excel in areas of interest, innovate, and manage high-pressure situations effectively.

  • Why do some successful people refer to ADHD as their 'secret superpower'?

    -Some successful people refer to ADHD as their 'secret superpower' because the unique cognitive abilities associated with ADHD, such as hyperfocus and creative problem-solving, have contributed significantly to their achievements and success.

Outlines

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๐ŸŒŸ Unlocking ADHD Superpowers for Success

This paragraph introduces the concept of ADHD as a source of hidden 'superpowers' that can be harnessed for personal and professional success. It suggests that individuals with ADHD may unknowingly utilize these powers, such as hyperfocus and consistency, in their daily lives. The speaker promises to reveal five game-changing ADHD superpowers and guide viewers on how to access them on demand, emphasizing that awareness and understanding of these abilities can lead to a more successful and fulfilling life. The paragraph also touches on the idea that many successful people attribute their achievements to their ADHD, referring to it as a secret superpower.

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๐Ÿ” The Spiky Profile and Broad Attention of ADHD

The second paragraph delves into the first ADHD superpower, known as the 'spiky profile.' It explains that people with ADHD have an abundance of attention, allowing them to take in more external information at once, which can lead to quick connections and insights. This broad focus enables them to see the big picture and make connections that others might miss, giving them an edge in understanding complex issues and perceiving dishonesty or authenticity in social situations. The speaker advises that to access this superpower, individuals should place themselves in environments where they have prior knowledge and interest, which can trigger their ADHD intuition.

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๐Ÿš€ Embracing Risk and Novelty in ADHD

The third paragraph discusses the second ADHD superpower, which is the tendency for individuals with ADHD to be more open to stepping out of their comfort zones. This openness to new experiences and risks can lead to high levels of motivation and focus, as the novelty and uncertainty provide the brain with the necessary stimulation. The speaker mentions that people with ADHD are more likely to start businesses and take on challenges that others might find daunting. This superpower is characterized by a fearless approach to uncertainty and a drive to learn and grow from taking risks.

๐Ÿ’ก Spontaneous Creativity and Problem-Solving in ADHD

The fourth paragraph highlights the third ADHD superpower, which is the ability to generate original solutions to problems quickly and spontaneously. The speaker shares personal experiences of solving math problems with unconventional methods, suggesting that the ADHD brain is adept at finding creative workarounds. This ability to think outside the box and treat barriers as opportunities can lead to innovative ideas and success in various fields. The speaker encourages viewers to trust in their ability to think unconventionally and to seek environments that value and reward this creativity.

๐Ÿง˜ Calmness Under Pressure: The ADHD Crisis Management

The fifth paragraph explores the fourth ADHD superpower, which is the paradoxical calmness that individuals with ADHD can exhibit in high-pressure situations. The speaker explains that what causes anxiety in others can actually help the ADHD brain to focus and engage, leading to effective problem-solving during emergencies. A recent study is cited, which found that the ADHD brain produces more theta waves, indicating a deep state of relaxation under pressure. The speaker shares personal strategies for activating this superpower, such as embracing the urgency and trusting in the ability to think quickly on the spot.

๐ŸŽฏ The Power of Hyperfocus in ADHD

The final paragraph discusses the fifth and most significant ADHD superpower, which is the ability to enter a state of hyperfocus when deeply interested in a topic or task. This state allows individuals with ADHD to become completely absorbed, leading to high productivity and the completion of tasks that might have otherwise been procrastinated on. The speaker explains that this hyperfocus can be triggered by external stimuli and shares a free training video that teaches viewers how to access this state on demand. The paragraph concludes by emphasizing the transformative impact of harnessing hyperfocus to achieve goals and make progress in life.

๐Ÿ“š Conclusion and Call to Action

The concluding paragraph serves as a summary and call to action for the video. It thanks viewers for watching and encourages them to check out a free training video on accessing hyperfocus, which is linked in the video description. The speaker emphasizes the importance of staying inspired and looks forward to connecting with viewers again in the near future.

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Keywords

๐Ÿ’กADHD

ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. In the context of the video, ADHD is reframed as a source of 'superpowers' that can be harnessed for success. The script discusses how individuals with ADHD can utilize their unique cognitive traits to excel in various areas of life, contrary to the common perception of ADHD as a disability.

๐Ÿ’กHyperfocus

Hyperfocus refers to an intense concentration on a single task or activity, to the point where one loses track of time and external distractions. The video describes this as an ADHD superpower, where individuals can become deeply engrossed in tasks that interest them, leading to high productivity. The script provides examples of how this can occur, such as playing a favorite game or working on a project with an approaching deadline.

๐Ÿ’กSpiky Profile

A 'spiky profile' is a term used in the script to describe the pattern of abilities in individuals with ADHD, where they may be exceptionally good at certain tasks while struggling with others. This concept is central to the video's theme, suggesting that ADHD can lead to extraordinary capabilities in areas of interest, despite challenges in other areas.

๐Ÿ’กNovelty

Novelty, in the context of the video, refers to the new and unfamiliar experiences or situations that can motivate and focus individuals with ADHD. The script explains that the brain chemistry of people with ADHD can be stimulated by novel experiences, leading to increased motivation and focus, which is why they might be more inclined to take risks or seek out new challenges.

๐Ÿ’กRisk-Taking

Risk-taking is highlighted in the video as an ADHD superpower, where individuals are more willing to embrace uncertainty and engage in activities with unknown outcomes. The script provides the example of starting a business and moving to a third-world country, suggesting that this propensity for risk-taking can lead to significant life achievements and personal growth.

๐Ÿ’กCreativity

Creativity is presented as an inherent strength of individuals with ADHD in the video. It refers to the ability to come up with original and unconventional ideas and solutions to problems. The script illustrates this with the example of solving math problems in unique ways, emphasizing the innovative thinking that can result from the ADHD mind's tendency to deviate from standard approaches.

๐Ÿ’กCrisis Management

Crisis management is a concept in the video that describes how individuals with ADHD can excel in high-pressure situations. The script explains that the ADHD brain can become calm and focused during emergencies, making them effective problem solvers. This ability is linked to the brain's production of theta waves and the capacity to reach a deep state of relaxation under stress.

๐Ÿ’กFlow State

The flow state is a psychological term referring to a state of deep immersion and focus, where one's actions are completely in sync with awareness. In the video, it is described as a state that individuals with ADHD can enter, especially when deeply interested in a task, leading to prolonged periods of high productivity and focus.

๐Ÿ’กUnconventional Approaches

Unconventional approaches are methods or ideas that deviate from the norm or standard practices. The video emphasizes that individuals with ADHD often excel at thinking 'out of the box,' coming up with innovative solutions that others might not consider. This is exemplified by the script's mention of Albert Einstein and Richard Branson, suggesting that such thinking can lead to groundbreaking achievements.

๐Ÿ’กCurated External Triggers

Curated external triggers are specific stimuli or conditions that can be used to initiate a desired mental state, such as hyperfocus, in individuals with ADHD. The video suggests that by identifying and using these triggers, one can intentionally access the ADHD superpower of hyperfocus, even for tasks that might not naturally interest them.

Highlights

Individuals with ADHD possess 'secret superpowers' that can be unlocked to lead a successful life.

ADHD brains can hyperfocus and maintain consistency for extended periods, utilizing a superpower without awareness.

Successful people attribute their achievements to the 'secret superpower' of ADHD.

Five 'gamechanging' ADHD superpowers will be explored in the video.

ADHD individuals have a 'spiky profile', excelling in areas of interest while struggling in others.

ADHD is not an attention deficit but an abundance, allowing for rapid connections and 'aha' moments.

ADHD brains are more perceptive, often quickly discerning sincerity in social situations.

Environments rich with interest can trigger the 'six sense' or 'ADHD intuition' superpower.

ADHD individuals are more open to challenging their comfort zones, embracing the unknown.

Risk-taking and embracing uncertainty are common among those with ADHD, leading to personal growth.

People with ADHD are five times more likely to start a business, according to Forbes.

ADHD brains excel at generating original solutions to problems, often spontaneously.

ADHD creativity involves thinking 'out of the box', with unconventional ideas.

High pressure environments paradoxically calm the ADHD brain, enhancing focus and problem-solving.

ADHD brains produce more theta waves, indicating a deep state of relaxation under pressure.

Crisis management is a strength for those with ADHD, as they thrive under urgency.

ADHD hyperfocus allows for intense concentration on tasks, especially when interested.

Curated external triggers can be used to access hyperfocus for any task, overcoming procrastination.

A free training video is available to learn how to access hyperfocus on demand.

Transcripts

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if you have ADHD your brain has secret

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superpowers you likely aren't aware of

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and they are just waiting to be unlocked

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you may be using them unintentionally

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every day every now and then you find

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yourself completely hyperfocused for

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hours on end or incredibly consistent

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for a period of time and you don't know

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why well what if I told you that this

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was because you were utilizing one of

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your ADHD superpowers and the crazy part

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is that if you are aware of your ADHD

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superpowers you can learn to access them

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almost on demand and leverage them to

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build an insanely successful and

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fulfilled life there's a reason why so

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many hyper successful people refer to

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ADHD as their secret superpower and

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label it as a huge reason for their

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success and in this video I will walk

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you through the five most gamechanging

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adhc superpowers and show you exactly

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how to access them almost on demand

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trust me the last one will change your

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life so make sure to watch till the very

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end let's Dive Right In welcome back to

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ADHD Vision where we help you thrive

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instead of just survive so if you have

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ADHD why don't you consider subscribing

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superpower number one we adhders have

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what's called a spiky profile meaning

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while we can be really bad at things

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like remembering to water our plants we

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can also be insanely good at things but

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probably one of the worst things is that

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one of our superpowers often gets called

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a weakness because contrary to Common

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belief we do not actually have a deficit

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in attention but an abundance of

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attention we are able to take in way

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more external information information at

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once which yes makes us more

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distractable but also gives your brain

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the ability to make lightning fast

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connections all of a sudden a super

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complex issue deconstructs itself in

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front of you in seconds this is because

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your focus and attention is more broad

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rather than narrow you usually think

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conceptually in big picture and so

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through calculated estimations and big

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picture connections you are able to

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subconsciously shortcut what other

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people usually have to think through for

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a long time leading you to get to these

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aha moments that you usually can't

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explain but just know are right we often

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perceive connections that are not

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appreciated by others and often take the

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bird's eye view of things this is why

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when you're around people for example

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you usually know who's bullshitting and

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who's being real almost instantly

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without needing to ask any further

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questions the way to access the

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superpower is to just put yourself in

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environments that you're interested in

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where your brain has previous knowledge

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and you will be very successful some

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call it having a six sense others call

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it ADHD intuition let's move on to

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superpower number two if you have ADHD

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you're often a lot more open to

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challenging your comfort zone because

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the thrill of doing something where you

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don't know the outcome like approaching

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strangers moving to a third world

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country or starting a business provides

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your brain with the chemicals and

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Novelty it needs to get motivated and

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focused to do these things which often

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makes Outsiders wonder how you can not

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only be so Fearless in the face of

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uncertainty but also th dve in it you

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know what I'm talking about once you

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engage in that new thing you have all

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the energy in the world for it it's like

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you're a new person and while it's

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important to still make calculated

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decisions starting new things without

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overthinking what could happen if you

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fail is for sure better than being stuck

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and not doing anything at all because it

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leads to learning which leads to growth

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you learn a lot more about life and the

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opportunities it presents if you take

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risks you learn more about yourself

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become more open and more resilient to

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Life's challenges Forbes estimates that

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people with ADHD are five times more

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likely to start a business and it's easy

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to see why some call it stimulation

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seeking others call it ADHD risk-taking

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moving on to superpower number three if

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you have ADHD instead of following a

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straight path or following a set of

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instructions for the one tested and

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tried solution your brain is really good

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at coming up with lots of new original

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solutions to problems very spontaneously

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and seemingly in an instant I remember

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whenever I had to solve math problems

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back in school I never followed the

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steps we learned because I couldn't

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remember them but still often managed to

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arrive at the right answer because my

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brain ended up creating its own way of

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solving the problem which was crazy my

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brain basically created a new way of

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solving a math problem out of thin air

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no wonder Albert Einstein was suspected

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to have ADHD and no I'm not comparing

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myself to Albert Einstein but instead of

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asking why we adhders often like to ask

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what if which translates into this

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ability to fearlessly treat barriers as

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design opportunities and to shoot for

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the stars instead of following the crowd

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and very often landing on the moon with

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a crazy unconventional idea don't

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believe me just ask fellow ADHD Richard

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Branson he's literally planning on going

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into outer space with his company Virgin

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Galactic but how can you yes you

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watching this video trigger the

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superpower well you often get your best

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ideas whenever your mind is passively

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occupied with something else like a half

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interesting conversation or when you

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take a shower for example because this

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is when your ADHD mind often

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subconsciously wanders from one thing to

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the next looking for the next

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stimulating idea leading you to enter

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this free flowing state of innovation

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that others have a really hard time

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getting into this superpower is also why

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you may have gotten yourself reputation

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of being that Daydreamer who wants to

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start a new business every few days and

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since your best ideas usually go against

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what people currently think possible

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it's incredibly important for you to

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find an environment that rewards and can

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recognize the power of your

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unconventional approaches so you can

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Thrive some call it out of the- boox

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thinking others call it ADHD creativity

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moving on to superpower number four this

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one is insane and at the same time just

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makes so much sense if you have ADHD

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your brain can paradoxically become very

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calm in high pressure environments

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because things that would make others

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nervous or anxious actually give your

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brain the chemicals it needs to become

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focused and engaged giving you the

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reputation of being a great problem

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Problem Solver during high stake chaotic

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emergencies when others would struggle a

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recent study found that the ADHD brain

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tends to produce more theta waves than

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the average brain which indicates that

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we can reach a deep state of relaxation

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in these circumstances over the years I

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even realized that my brain purposely

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creates crisis so it can Thrive for

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example it doesn't like preparing for

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things because in certain settings it

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performs better when I don't I realized

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that when the pressure is high and the

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stakes are intense my ADHD brain turns

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into a Ferrari you need to present in

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front of the class haven't prepared but

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all of a sudden have the perfect answers

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ready you have a meeting with a friend

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but can't find the motivation to get out

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of the bed until like 5 minutes before

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you have to leave where your brain fog

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all of a sudden vanishes and your body

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jolts into action our brain is doing

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this on purpose because it needs

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feelings of emergency or urgency to fire

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into gear it needs consequences and once

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it has them we're incredible at creating

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energy and improvising on the spot this

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is also why commonly prescribed

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medications for ADHD work precisely by

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stimulating what would be a fight ORF

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flight response in a neurotypical person

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in US adhders these neurotransmitters

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like dopamine or neur nephrine that are

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fired from the medication have precisely

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the opposite effect by helping us calm

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down and focus this is also why a lot of

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emergency responders are believed to

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have ADHD but how can you activate the

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superpower well by trusting it I barely

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prepare for important work meetings

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anymore because I know that I'm faster

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than normal when I need to think on the

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spot I know my brain needs the urgency

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and may even perform better with it now

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this doesn't mean you should never again

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prepare for anything be careful to

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trigger your All or Nothing mindset here

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but maybe analyze the past and see where

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and when you've been especially fast and

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then choose to engage in these domains

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more we are motivated by interest so

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chances are that these areas will have

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to be interesting for you and if you've

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found what they are some may say You're

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really quick on your feet While others

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will call it ADHD crisis management

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let's move on to the last and probably

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most important ADHD superpower if you

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have ADHD you tend to have these phases

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where you completely lose yourself in a

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new interesting topic or Thing Once

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you're down your rabbit hole you may

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have experienced this phenomenon where

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you stop noticing time passing entirely

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and enter this Flow State where

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seemingly nothing can distract you this

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happens because since your brain has AB

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normally low levels of dopamine it can

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be really difficult for it to shift

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gears you can therefore stay hyper

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fixated and focused on a task for hours

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especially if you're interested in it if

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we're doing something we enjoy or find

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psychologically rewarding we will also

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persist in this behavior for a lot

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longer when others would have normally

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moved on to other things you may have

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noticed it when you play a game you like

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or when a deadline for a task or project

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you've been putting off for months is

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approaching all of a sudden it's like a

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switch flips in your brain to turn you

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into a productivity machine for hours on

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end until the task is complete this is

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when we may have asked ourselves why

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couldn't I just have completed that 6

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weeks ago I wouldn't have had to stress

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about it for all those weeks and could

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have actually enjoyed myself and so even

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though some call it a contradiction

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because everyone just always thinks we

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can't focus others know it to be ADHD

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hyperfocus but what most people don't

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know is that you can use something

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called curated external triggers to

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access this hyperfocus almost on the and

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and use it for whatever task you want no

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matter if you are interested in it or

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not if you want to know how this works

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I've recorded a 100% free video showing

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you exactly how you can do this for

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yourself just click the link in the

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video description to watch the training

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now using this I've been able to

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complete any task without

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procrastinating or executive dysfunction

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consistently it's easily doable from

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home and doesn't require any discipline

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or willpower looking back it's been a

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huge part of me actually making prod

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ress in life and achieving my goals

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after years of struggle and zero

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progress thank you for watching if you

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want to learn how to access hyperfocus

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almost on demand make sure to check out

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the free training video in the

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description stay inspired and see you

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very soon

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