This week's episode is my final episode on my top five strenghths, as indentified by Clifton's strength assessment. And those strengths are INPUT and WOO. To do your own assessment and learn more about your own unique strengths, visit www.store.gallup.com

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This week's episode is dedicated to the strength of INTELLECTION and what it means for those of us with ADHD.

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An episode dedicated to why playing a video game is just as beneficial for an individual with ADHD as reading a book.

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Would an Improv comedian be successful at a STAR approach interview? Probably not. Does this mean they are less prepared than a stand-up comedian, who would likely excel at these types of interviews? No. But we all demonstrate our strengths in different ways. And expecting all candidates to respond using the STAR approach is one example of how expecting everyone to do things the same way does not lead to better outcomes.

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I'm no longer on hiatus (a word I cannot pronounce).

Thank you for your patience, lovely listeners.

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This week's episode is dedicated to understanding the strength of IDEATION and how it relates to ADHD.

For episode one of this series, please go back and listen to episode 65.

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In this episode, I interview a young man named Andrew. But first, he interviews me.

Andrew's questions were very thoughtful and really made me reflect on my experience of having ADHD.

Thanks for the opportunity, Andrew!

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Some consider having ADHD as having a disability. Others don't. Situations certainly play a role in how a disability is defined and understood.

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I've got friends in ADHD places, which isn't surprising, considering birds of a feather flock together.

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This week's episode is dedicated to understanding how someone with ADHD can demonstrate the strength of STRATEGIC, even when their brains may bounce from one topic to another quickly.

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