Jacqueline Sinfield

ADHD and an Unusual Sense of Fairness

by Jacqueline Sinfield | Untapped Brilliance Blog

A blog reader asked me about a trait that many ADHDers have… an “unusual sense of fairness”. As I was replying to that email question, I realized it made a great article topic. People with ADHD have a very strong moral compass: They hate...

How to Read a Novel When You Have ADHD

by Jacqueline Sinfield | Untapped Brilliance Blog

The Untapped Brilliance blog has several articles about reading books. The idea behind How to Read a Book When You Have ADHD is to eliminate guilt if you read books differently from the traditional linear way. Another article talks about how reading on a Kindle can be...

7 Ways Your Kitchen Timer Helps Your Productivity

by Jacqueline Sinfield | Untapped Brilliance Blog

A timer seems to be such a simple tool, that it is easy to overlook it in the hunt for a more complex solution. However, a simple kitchen timer can be your biggest friend and productivity partner. Here are 7 ways your timer can help you ...

ADHD and comorbid conditions. What you need to know.

by Jacqueline Sinfield | ADHD Symptoms

A comorbid condition is a condition that lives alongside another condition in the same person. Comorbid isn’t a very cheerful term, but it simply means you have 2 or more medical conditions at the same time. Comorbid conditions could be two or more physical...

ADHD and Introverts

by Jacqueline Sinfield | Untapped Brilliance Blog

Psychologist C. G Jung introduced the terms Introversion and Extraversion in the early 1900’s. Today these personality traits play key parts in some of the main personality theories such as the Big Five, 16 personality factors, and Myers-Briggs Type Indicator....