Find The Genius In ADD
I am writing this blog post more quickly than normal - because I’ve just released a special ‘digital book’ with Dr. Edward Hallowell.
…And I have to tell you that the response has been a lot more than I’ve expected (tons of emails, reviews and compliments!), and it’s taking a lot more time to sift through those emails on my lunch hour than I anticipated!
As a reader of my blog - I want to make sure that you find out about his right away.
Go here and download this free digital book I’ve created for you called Find The Genius in ADD <== Click here
It’s called “Find The Genius in ADD” and Dr. Edward Hallowell and I recently wrote this… to share our closely held beliefs of the changes that are needed in the world of ADD/ADHD.
In case you don’t know who Dr. Hallowell is, he’s a VERY respected expert in the field of ADD and the author of a ton of best-selling books like his recent “Delivered From Distraction”…
Our little eBook is already getting a lot of great reviews from other experts in the field…
Anyway - here’s why you MUST read this book.
BECAUSE IT SHOWS YOU HOW TO CHANGE YOUR VIEW OF ADD FOREVER.
It’s all about finding the unique strengths and “genius abilities” that are hidden in ADD…
But here’s why this is important to you:
This is the beginning of a new method to “rig” ADD so it actually becomes a good thing… instead of the commonly held notion that it’s a “Disorder” and holds you back from a successful life.
Who is this book for?
YOU definitely qualify because you read my blog… but here’s who it’s for:
>> If you are the parent of an ADD child
>> You have ADD yourself
>> or your spouse has ADD
>> If you are an advocate for ADD/ADHD
Then you definitely need to read this book!
(Don’t worry, it’s not that long and is an EASY read even if you have trouble paying attention)
Here’s where you can get the eBook: Find The Genius In ADD.
Oh yeah, did I mention before that you can download it at absolutely no-cost?
Dr. Kenny
P.S. As you read the book, notice how this new viewpoint can literally change the world of ADD?
That’s why it’s so different than almost anything else out there, because it’s a totally new approach you’ve never heard of before…
You definitely need to read it if you think that living with
ADD has to be “hard”: Find The Genius In ADD.
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Written by Dr. Kenny Handelman - The ADHD Doctor
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April 2nd, 2008 at 5:35 pm
Hi Kenny -
I downloaded the “Find the Genius” report. The cover has a huge typo - the word “the” is in the title twice. “the the”.
April 2nd, 2008 at 6:38 pm
Hi Virginia,
Thank you so much!
Well, even two ADD doctors can make mistakes (blush).
I’ve sent it back to the graphics guy to get it fixed.
Thank you for pointing that out.
Dr. Kenny
p.s. but did you find the content helpful?
April 10th, 2008 at 9:02 am
PS - My daughter was 11 months, not 11 years when her dad left, she is 11 years now.
I did go to family Dr. at the request of my parents. Dr said well, maybe they are right. I went to a specialist and filled out pages of personal info and then waited 4 months for appoint. When to the appointment where Dr. said that yes, it appears that I suffer ADD. for him to treat me it would cost $400.00 for testing so I could be treated appropriately. (Yea right!) and he wanted to sell me a book from his web site. NO kidding!
June 2nd, 2008 at 8:36 pm
Find The Genius In ADD
This is the beginning of a new method to “rig” ADD so it actually becomes a good thing… instead of the commonly held notion that it’s a “Disorder” and holds you back from a successful life.
June 30th, 2008 at 4:09 pm
Well, I’m not trying to “rig” anything, but learning to control the many benefits of ADD while learning to manage the negatives has allowed me to reach new levels of success in my life. ADD, if treated correctly, turns out to be a gift. Where I was once embarrassed to be identified as having the disorder, I am now proud to be among the gifted few.
I think of it like an odd superpower; it’s the geek in me, I know, but bear with me on this one. I receive certain abilities, (hyper-focus, compassion, creativity) balanced by negatives, (disorganization, distraction, comorbidities). By focusing on how to identify the benefits of this attention management issue while learning how to manage the drawbacks I have an almost unfair advantage over others. Redefining treatment to enhance the benefits of the “disorder” while building lifelong coping mechanisms to manage the negatives is a way for us to not only tap our unique gifts, but help others in identifying the potential locked in what was once considered a social, personal, educational, and societal deficiency.