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10 Things People Claim To Have Taken For Granted

on: May 15, 2013, by: Bryan Hutchinson, 0 Comments,

If you’ve been following my blog you likely know that I subscribe to Notes From The Universe. They are Inspirational and motivational quotes that come to your inbox everyday. Today I received the latest and it touched me, so I wanted to share it with you. The top 10 things people claim to have taken for granted when they were alive: 10. How important they were to so many. 9. How easy life was when they stopped struggling. 8. That all of their prayers and thoughts were heard. 7. That there really were no coincidences. 6. How far ripples of their kindness actually spread. 5. What reall(...)

Singer – Will i Am – Admits He Has ADHD and Why This Is Good News

on: May 1, 2013, by: Bryan Hutchinson, 3 Comments,

Every fan of Will i Am and just about everyone one who follows the latest news on ADHD knows by now that Will i Am has revealed that he has ADHD. I found out from an article published on the online UK Mirror. I want to point something out about his revelation that is more remarkable than the news itself. Control Will i Am stated according to the Mirror: “Music brings control to my thoughts. It’s not escape – it’s just order. I’m making order out of a disorder.” And further stated: “If I was stuck at a different job I’d be horrible and wouldn’t survive.” In one fell swoop Wi(...)

Never Lose Another Moment If You Have ADHD

on: April 22, 2013, by: Bryan Hutchinson, 1 Comment,

How many times have you thought to yourself “I wish I could slow down, relax and take in this moment”? Have you ever had a truly spectacular day you wish would last forever? But then the next day comes and your back to racing around, trying to keep appointments (being late for most) and before you know it that spectacular day is only a faint memory. You know it was a great day and yet, the details of what made it so wonderful become hazy and you consider yourself lucky if you can remember anything clear about it. I know. You have ADHD, so do I. Memories are something I used to wave at as t(...)

Children with ADHD Deserve Love, too. Don’t you think?

on: April 10, 2013, by: Bryan Hutchinson, 0 Comments,

ADHD kids are different, because they think and behave differently. But they are not bad kids. The world has come to see ADHD as an excuse for bad behavior and this has caused mass misperceptions and serious consequences. Parents are confused, teachers are confused and kids are confused. That’s why I wrote 7 Crucial Tips for Parents and Teachers of Children with ADHD. Children with ADHD deserve love, too and you know what, with understanding and support these kids can do well. As many of you know I published this book on Kindle two weeks ago. The details as to why I did that can be read her(...)

The 1 Shocking Truth About ADHD Everyone Must Learn

on: March 17, 2013, by: Bryan Hutchinson, 1 Comment,

A few weeks ago I did something that stunned most of my readers. I gave away Kindle copies of my memoir One Boy’s Struggle. I teamed up with Story Cartel to give away free copies in exchange for readers’ reviews. That’s it. Nothing more. And you know what happened? One Boy’s Struggle became the second most downloaded book for Story Cartel EVER! Pretty cool for a book about ADHD, don’t you think? But something even more unexpected happened. Most the reviews posted on Amazon for the free copy were by people who do not have ADHD. Go ahead, click here to check for yourself. I was surpris(...)

on: March 13, 2013, by: Bryan Hutchinson, 9 Comments,

Every now and then I receive an email asking me if I really have ADHD. It’s a funny question because I’ve fully revealed that I have ADHD in my memoir and I further write about my experiences here on ADDer World. So why would anyone ask me if I really have ADHD? The answer is a lot simpler than I expected. Most people who have asked me this question have read so much about the negative consequences of having ADHD that they’ve come to believe it is impossible for someone with ADHD to accomplish anything. People with ADHD will fail, they can’t show up, they are always unreliable and unsu(...)