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@heavygweit
everyone welcome @greg to the /adhd fam let's teach him how to harness his newfound powers - what's your favourite part of adhd?
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@heavygweit
for me i love that it makes you a knowledge sponge decreased threshold for boredom > increased curiosity & novelty seeking > more experiences and knowledge you acquire my friends call me a swiss army knife lmao
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@chicbangs.eth
easily relatable from endless rabbit holes and hobby exploration
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@zinger
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@sdv.eth
It can feel like playing with 50 different sets of legos at once. Some sets you enjoy more than others, but they're all interesting enough. It's messy and there's rarely any completed builds. But in rare moments, the mind clicks and puts those 50 different sets together in one glorious creation.
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@zinger
Tabs, tabs everywhere All rabbitholes waiting to be explored
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@markfishman
your brain can't tolerate boring, so you naturally gravitate towards things that are interesting :)
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@justbuild
I always feel like it gives me the ability to create associations between different, sometimes unusual topics/problems/solutions other can't see. Often very quickly, since its just a natural way my mind works, because of the non-linear way I work through an idea. And welcome greg 👊 😁
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@jamesmac.eth
An almost inhuman capacity to persist at a problem. If something doesn't work when you know it should... let's just say I'll forget anything else even exists, including time
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@graa22
For me, I learned to learn more deeply and get rid of my boredom. I learned a lot
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@dubumother
The best part of ADHD is that there are often moments filled with creativity and energy :)
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@eriks
gg one of my favs is getting a month worth of work done in half a day, then reading random shit for the next week straight
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