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ADT (Attention Deficit Trait) and coping with it



Modern life is pushing us to the limits. Managers, Executives, CEOs, CFOs, CTOs and all others down that food chain are suffering from a mild form of this symptom. While we all do our best to deny it, I want to talk about celebrating it. Don't shy away by calling in sick, avoiding colleagues/co-workers who *seem* like a threat but are actually not! and anything else that may bother you.

Celebrate the fact that...
  • You perform
  • You multitask
  • You manage you homes/families
  • You succeed
among others.

And I will talk about it (probably tonite) to optimize your life by
  • Working out (yeah, It's not just for those biceps/pecs/quads, its DOPAMINE!!! And your brain needs lots of it, among others)
  • Drinking (but not pushing it!)
  • Having sex
  • Taking a break once in a while
  • Not being ashamed to ask for help! (Don't choke in it!)
  • Enjoy your family/friends/kids
Life is short. You want to work and contribute. You will soon realize that you can do it all if you set things straight in your head. 24 hours can really be enough.

So hang on tight, I'll speak out soon on my vlog. :-)

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