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The ADHD Advantage by Dale Archer — WisdomDeck honest review
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The ADHD Advantage

by Dale Archer

A psychiatrist on ADHD traits as assets in the right contexts: entrepreneurs, explorers, athletes. Strengths-focused; light on the cost side.

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  1. Context determines whether a trait is a flaw.
  2. Find the fit.
  3. Build on strengths.

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Strengths-based reframe.

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