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Re: Advantages of ADD in a High-Tech Career
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Originally Posted by KenWittlief
...Here is a quick list:
  • ...
  • Werner von Braun
  • The Wright Brothers
  • Ken Wittlief
Imagine a world without ADD...
Add me to that list too.

OH, and another list I read had Dean on a list of people experiencing ADD symptoms/behaviors - along with Einstein, and some other great names in history.
But, having it myself, I can see the validity in their claim.
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3. Multitasking at Will.

Able to run 14 apps at a time and effortlessly switch between each without breaking a sweat. Able to do several projects at a time with ease.
More like.. able to attempt to take on 14 apps at once and not really focus on one and become good at any and get frustrated..

It's the whole.. Jack of all trades, master at none complex.
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