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ADHD at work
Adults with ADHD are six times more likely to start their own business
ADHD at work
Differences in brain hemispheres are dismissed as pop-science, yet current research shows otherwise
ADHD at work
Hartmann’s theories are both empowering and healing to the self-image of people with ADHD
ADHD at work
ADHD brings problems but it can bring strengths too. A guide to finding alignment with interests and strengths
ADHD at work
A brilliant guide to mastering the uncontrollable creative habit
ADHD at work
A book that clearly shows the evidence that genes are far more critical that upbringing to life outcomes
ADHD at work
A great background on the brain’s physiology, function, pathology, and problems that may occur
ADHD at work
A clear and well-researched exploration of the hemispheric differences in the brain. From this it ooks like ADHD is in part a hemispheric effect.
ADHD at work
With ADHD awareness can come a more positive, strength based outlook to life
ADHD at work
The perfect teacher, for a connected mind
ADHD at work
For many their intuition is often accurate, insightful, intelligent and sometimes surprising
ADHD at work
Following recipes is impossible but innovative and intuitive cooking is our speciality
ADHD at work
Travel is peak stimulation for my novelty seeking mind
ADHD at work
Is there a more valuable and rewarding task or activity that you could be doing right now.
ADHD at work
In this great TED Talk, Dan Pink talks about motivation and incentives for right-brained workers. .
ADHD at work
Hunter in a Farmer’s World is Hartmann's metaphor to characterise the life situations of ADHD.
ADHD at work
Jonathan Mooney discusses the how education focuses on the wrong skills
ADHD at work
Medicine understands disease, disorder and disability but not diversity. Research indicates advantageous traits too.
ADHD at work
Laziness or a sense of efficiency is the driver to invent and problem solve.
ADHD at work
Tomm Hartmann convincingly argues that ADHD is not a disorder
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