... Among all of Shankman’s interests, he is perhaps best known for his unusual and very personal take on ADHD. He is convinced that the condition, often considered a hindrance, has helped him, by making him “faster than normal.” ...
I agree with him. I also see ADD as an advantage and believe, that it makes me understand, determine, decide, work, play etc. faster.
When people explain something, I tend to understand it faster than others around me.
The faster the game, the better I get. Actually, a game has to be either slow & relaxing like merge or coloring games, or really fast like the mini-game "Township Sheep Rescue" which was a mini-game of the mobile game Township that I used to play in the past.
I never won anything and was actually quite bad in all the other mini-games like the roller coaster mini-game, which many others won. Then Township published that sheep mini-game which I won 3x while many others complained that it was too fast.
This was when I realized why I am so bad at shooter games or jump-and-run games like Super Mario: Too slow! The time between the jumps or shooting, the time of running, is far "too long" and my brain falls asleep - the faster the game the more awake my brain gets!
You can read the article Some Good Words about ADHD here.
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