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Do I Know You?

There are two photographs that sit on my desk. In one I am next to my wife who, at the [...]

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From The Archives: It’s All About Choices

To be human is to be confronted with choices. Each choice, like a fork in a path, takes us in [...]

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The Fear of Time Management

Several months ago I reached out to an ADHD coach to help me with a problem that has plagued me [...]

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Gardening, Time & Memory

When I started eating home-grown vegetables (I’ve been doing it for about five years) I learned that the local supermarket [...]

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The Metamorphosis

What happens to an ADHDer when he succeeds at overcoming some of the negative aspects of his “gift”?

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A Clock For Your Desktop

Tara McGillicuddy pointed out in a recent blog post that the most important time management tool for an A.D.D.er is [...]

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From the Archives: The A.D.D.er Can Not Understand Life Because The A.D.D.er Can Not Understand Time

To make sense out of life, one must also be able to make sense of time, that is, understanding one [...]

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The Broken Escapement – An A.D.D. Metaphor

“Each swing of the pendulum releases the escapement, making it change from a “locked” state to a “drive” state for [...]

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Helping ADHD Children Master Time

“Children with attention deficit disorder often struggle to understand sequence, tell time, and prioritize — with their education paying the [...]

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A Job…With Benefits for an A.D.D.er

A year and a half ago, when it was obvious that the economy was in a downward spiral, [note 1] I decided [...]

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The Older A.D.D.er

A.D.D.ers spend years in a dream world. Spinning ever more elaborate fantasies (financial conquests, sexual conquests, social conquests) life seems [...]

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The A.D.D.er Can Not Understand Life Because the A.D.D.er Can Not Understand Time

To make sense out of life, one must also be able to make sense of time, that is, understanding one [...]

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Another Perspective on “The Tyranny of Now”

The Importance of “Now and Not Now” in ADHD Marriages Dr. Hallowell often states in his speeches that people with [...]

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Lost Time and “The Fog”

What has put me into the deepest of depressions is the realization of how much time has been lost. My [...]

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Time Horizons

It is a recent discovery (for me) that there will come a time that I will not be around and [...]

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What is the Plural of Anecdote?

ADHDers need to learn how to live with ADHD.

Pawel Kuczynski – Social Satire

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I Love Jesus

Warning. Some may find this offensive.

Islam vs Christianity

F**k the Motherf**ker

Warning! Contains colorful language.

I Am Who They Were

A Story About Race

Neil deGrasse Tyson talks about race.

Thoughts On Holocaust Remembrance Day

On this Holocaust Remembrance Day [April 7, 2013], remember the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust for [...]

But Look At The Savings!

April 6, 2013, was the day I purchased a laser printer for less than one hundred dollars. For an additional [...]

God Bless America

I received an email with this story-in-pictures. This was my response to the email: I know how I should feel [...]

All In The ADHD Family

A diagnosis of ADHD in their own kids can spotlight parents’ own condition.

A Memorable Childhood

Several months ago I received the following email: I have no or little memory of my childhood. Seems I only [...]

The Laramie Project

“Moisés Kaufman and members of New York’s Tectonic Theater Project went to Laramie, Wyoming after the murder of Matthew Shepard. [...]

Rape Culture

It’s time to rethink “boys will be boys.”

A Few Laughs, Giggles & Groans…Courtesy of E-Cards

E-card humor.

Happiness Is NOT A Warm Gun

Under stress, many of us will turn to comfort foods, such as potato chips; ice cream, or chocolates. We have [...]

The Sound of Inevitability

This is a work of fiction. Maybe

Want to Raise a Confident Child? Then Avoid These Common Phrases

I saw this headline on Yahoo News: “Want to Raise a Confident Child? Then Avoid These Common Labels.” Then I [...]