ADHD & Leadership, the Pros & Cons

The ABCs of ADHD

Inattention

Hyperactivity-impulsivity

  • Fidget and squirm while seated
  • Leave their seats in situations when staying seated is expected, such as in the classroom or at the office
  • Run, dash around, or climb at inappropriate times or, in teens and adults, feel frequently restless
  • Be unable to play or engage in hobbies quietly
  • Be constantly in motion or act as if driven by a motor
  • Talk excessively or interrupt others
  • Answer questions before they are fully asked, finish other people’s sentences, or speak when it is not their turn in a conversation
  • Have difficulty waiting, for example, in conversations, games, or activities

Can a business benefit from a leader with ADHD?

What can a person do who is living with an ADHD diagnosis to succeed?

In Conclusion:

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