If you take a look at my bio (which, by the way, appears on ALL my blogs, not just the ADD blogs), it’s a textbook description of ADD. I bounce around from one interesting thing to another, loving them all.
I’m reading a book about ADD and relationships ("ADD and Romance" by Jonathan Scott Halverstadt (http://http//www NULL.addwarehouse NULL.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/add-and-romance NULL.html)) which has reminded me that pushing "too many" things into my life is all about creating the stimulation my ADD brain needs. I do a lot of things. I create a lot of blogs — this is Number Six. I definitely have the ADD diagnosis.
The Diva part? It just sounds good with ADD. My ex-husband would tell you I AM part diva, but I disagree. I’ve learned to be myself without the diva-ish drama. Most of the time.
So, by combining my life and ADD coaching training with my own life experience of ADD, I came up with Ask the ADDiva. It’s a collection of short answers – I’ll do my best to be brief – to common issues that come up for adult ADD-ers (see how I interrupt myself even in print? Weird).
If you have a particular question related to adult ADD, send it to me via this post (you can add comments/questions at the end of any post and I’ll get them via email).
If you don’t send questions, I’ll make them up. Hey, I believe in honesty even if it hurts. Anyway, I have lots of questions myself. But can I answer my own questions? Stay tuned to find out…
