There is a saying (which originates from Shakespeare’s play As You Like It) about having ‘too much of a good thing.’
For example, a piece of cake for dessert is a delicious treat but eating the whole cake could make you feel ill. A fresh snowfall makes a fun day on the ski hill, but an avalanche of snow is dangerous.
There is a tipping point.
Something that is good in moderation stops being enjoyable or useful in large quantities.
That is true for email, particularly when you have ADHD. [Read more…]
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exciting to be living in a brand new country, one that I had only seen in the movies.
Are you an overthinker? Overthinking is when you can’t stop thinking about a topic, even though it is making you miserable. Your brain is stuck in a loop and you play out a situation or memory again and again. While another person might think about a topic, process it and switch to a new one, your brain continues to ruminate.
A little while ago I wrote an article called ‘
embarrassment, regret, humiliation and feeling less than.
minutes of a documentary about adults having ADHD. He felt excited because the description on the TV sounded just like him. In fact, it was as if the documentary cameras had been following him around his whole life.
Keeping and maintaining friends can be a challenge when you have ADHD. One reason is because of the ‘out of sight, out of mind’ factor. When you are seeing friends every day, perhaps at work or in University classes, it’s easy to stay connected and make a plan to hang out.
Christmas, this wish list will give you ideas. The 10 items will help you and your ADHD, so that 2018 is a really awesome year for you.
There is an article on the Untapped Brilliance blog called 
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