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The Gift of ADHD

The thought that ADD can be a gift is a radical thought for those who struggle daily to live up to their potential. Sometimes thinking differently can be a blessing in disguise. People with ADD are more likely to rely on their intuition, to be creative, to think ‘outside the box’, to be more persistent in achieving their goals, and to bring a light-heartedness and joy to everyday situations.

So much about ADD is viewed in a negative light, even by those who actually have it. It is time to focus on the good side of the ADD traits. Just because you are different does not make you deficit in anything. Once the gift of ADD is recognized and supported in a positive way the payoff can be an amazing life that wouldn’t be possible without it.

Don’t let other people and their idea of what is ‘normal’ cause you to have a life that is less than extraordinary. ADD is a gift that is waiting to be found.

Dr. Edward Hallowell and Dr. Kenny Handelman are offering a FREE telecourse series starting on April 21, 2008 for the first 479 people who sign up. These two doctors along with 6 other specialists will help you discover the hidden genius behind the ADD label. Go to www.unwrappingthegiftofadd.com and sign up now before it’s too late.


Some of the great things that will be discussed:
• The brand new 5 step strategy to unlock you (or your child’s) unique ADD gifts.
• How to ‘bypass’ ADD in your relationships and connect more deeply.
• How to harness the powers of procrastination and make it work for you instead of against you.
• How to tap into the incredible ‘superfocus’ abilities that only those with ADD have.
• How to develop a parenting plan for your ADD child and how to put it into place
• How to not just cope, but thrive during common stresses being ADD produces
• How high achievers with ADD turn their differences into advantages.
• How to successfully ‘redefine yourself’ as an ADD adult who is mature, confident, and competent. Even if you don’t always feel that way.
• The 5 biggest gifts of ADD and how each one can give you an advantage
• 10 things you want to increase in your child’s environment to get more attention and results.
• 7 step guide to succeeding with ADD

And much more…

It’s time to change everyone’s perspective about how ADD can be a gift instead of a curse. Life can be a better place for us all when we focus on our individual strengths instead of accepting the mistaken belief that our weaknesses make us less than our true potential.



Two other FREE teleclasses I found at www.addclasses.com :

• The Disorganized Mind: Coaching Your ADHD Brain to Take Control of Your Time, Tasks, and Talents on Tuesday April 22.
This talk will discuss how the coaching process can help individuals develop new ways to compensate for ADHD symptoms in both their personal and professional lives. Nancy will present her coaching model as a basis for how the coaching process enables individual’s self-initiate change and take control of their time, tasks and talents. She will also discuss a structure by which individuals can self-coach and continue the benefits of coaching on their own after the coaching has ended.


• ADHD VS Mindfulness on Wednesday April 23.
“Mindfulness in Your Everyday Life” is not an eastern myth or a title on a bookshelf (or maybe it is?). This wonderful way to live and succeed in your life can be attainable when you take it one step at a time. Judi starts with an understanding of everyday mindfulness and then brings in a breathing exercise and relaxation visualization to help you to ground and center yourself for a mindful day…










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