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In current society, people with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) tend to struggle if not suffer. Despite this, rather than a disorder, ADHD should be thought of as a particular neuro-cognitive profile; that is, a characteristic brain format that results in a different way of literally thinking. With so many people diagnosed with ADHD – and so many more undiagnosed — we must ask, where does ADHD come from and is it truly a problem in and of itself?
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I always noticed that I was different; I was academically successful, but I still had trouble focusing and interacting with others, and it took a toll on me. After getting diagnosed, I realized that I had ADHD. I was not sure if it made my life easier, as my family wasn't aware of my condition. It was something I was ashamed of because I knew people would not sympathize and react negatively to it. They had different opinions. But I learned that I shouldn’t be ashamed. It's okay for me to be different, and I want that to be shared with neurotypical and neurodiverse people to change their views on mental health. Vivian Tan, a public speaker and entrepreneur, is passionate about helping students with public speaking and personal and professional development. From being the President and Founder of YOUth of BC, to being a 3x Tedx speaker, she is actively involved in the community. Since 2020,, she has been invited to speak at over 25 events. This was purely because of her personal brand and skills. She spoke at organizations like Rewriting the Code and Intrepid Museum. In her spare time, she enjoys drinking bubble tea, reading, and cooking. She hopes to become a social entrepreneur and a businesswoman in the future and inspire others to succeed. This talk was delivered at a TEDx event that used the TED conference format, but was organized locally by a community. Find out more at x
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The threat of potential side effects keeps many parents and adults from trying ADHD medication.
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Prone to Procrastination? I decide, "I'll do it tomorrow." And then put it off again. And again. I know procrastinating is disheartening, frustrating, and costly. Why do I keep doing it? What is the reason for putting things off?
Actually there are many reasons. When I distinguish why I avoid certain decisions, tasks, or goals I've discovered that sometimes there is a valid reason as to why I'm procrastinating. It has nothing to do with fear of failure, laziness, or lack of will-power!"
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Then there's the cost long term in terms of your self-esteem, your self-confidence, I blew it again! Not to mention there's the financial setbacks that can happen, the career and financial setbacks, I mean simple as uh late fees or fines because you left it too late, or you have to pay extra, or the sale is over. That said however, could there be in certain situations valid logical sensible reasons to procrastinate? To not do what it is you want to do, or need to do, or want and need to do, let me just say this. Yes.
Now I know what you're thinking, you're thinking “what??!” Stick with me. Now to figure out if you're procrastinating for a good, or sensible, or logical, or inevitable reason, you have to distinguish what is the reason that you're procrastinating, and if it is logical, sensible, unavoidable, then maybe you just let that task slide for now and you stop beating yourself up and instead you go use that energy to beat up someone, no, to do something that matters, like working on your model railroad. All right I was gonna put this off, but all right.
Reason #1 to Procrastinate - Waiting on Something You Don’t Have
So the first sensible, logical reason to procrastinate, is that you're waiting on someone or something, you're waiting on some information, some facts, detail, instructions, there’s supply chain issues.
Reason #2 to Procrastinate - Doubts About a Person Involved
You're starting to have doubts about the person, or the people that you're involved with, you have doubts about these people, even if they're little HO scale people, your initial enthusiasm was there but now there's that little bit of hesitation, you're unsure, you're suspicious, you're having doubt, you've heard some rumors, boy they curse a lot, they're really aggressive, things don't add up, they're smooth talkers.
Maybe it's a new relationship and they're love bombing you, it's one thing if after six months of dating someone says I love you and I want to be with you forever, but on the second date? and if you're just standing in line at the donut shop and you let the person behind you go ahead and they say that… you know? Well unless they're really good donuts, because you know I would, that's someone I would, well I am married but…
Reason #3 to Procrastinate - You Need Different Skills or Knowledge
It might be that you need a degree, or you don't have the right skill, the right tools, the right knowledge, so maybe you have to hire someone with those skills or you want to change or replace the burned out light bulb in the oven and you're not sure how to do that, maybe you go on YouTube but otherwise you're thinking I'm a bad person for not fixing the light in the oven, and you're not, you just don't have the right tools, and you don't know how to do it, and you should probably find out how to do it carefully because there's a lot of electricity or gas and you know… stuff, it's bad, it's bad.
Reason #4 to Procrastinate - You Are No Longer Committed
You know what it's like, you ride on a SeaDoo and this is exciting, I'm gonna start a SeaDoo company, we'll rent them out! Then… you know, the summer ends and over the winter you see this ad for charity to help children and you realize boy all that money, like it was twenty thousand dollars, it could transform the lives of ten kids for a decade, and not add to greenhouse gases from the oil, and then you switch your priorities, and then you discover model railroading, you think well you know what those kids adversity builds character.
Reason #5 to Procrastinate - Too Much Mental Effort Needed
The task requires too much mental effort and you're tired, you don't have the mental energy, maybe it's the end of the day, or for me at the end of a television season I would be tired and I take three or four days off, and then I would start working on proposals and get nowhere because I needed more than three or four days off after 120 days straight
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