Tired of serious? Read ADHD 2.0 by Hallowell and Ratey again. It’s the upgraded version, with tips like “use your weirdness as a weapon.” They call ADD a “superpower” that makes you creative, impulsive, and really good at finding lost keys in couch cushions.
The book claims that 60% of entrepreneurs have ADD. That’s why your startup has a brilliant idea, no revenue, and a broken espresso machine. But hey, you’re in good company—Richard Branson probably started three companies while brushing his teeth.
A surprising fact: people with ADD often have higher pain tolerance. So when you say, “I’ll just finish this project and then sleep,” your brain agrees, even if your body is screaming. You’re basically a tiny, exhausted superhero.
