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Specialist: ADD is an Advantage in High Tech Careers

EEG_Biofeedback.jpgAbout 10 years ago, I wrote a website for Dr. Leslie Seiden in New York City about EEG Biofeedback for the drug-free treatment of attention deficit disorder (ADD.) I learned that I have mild ADD, and took a year of EEG Biofeedback training to learn how to play a pacman-like game that helps the brain achieve peak performance. I can still easily put my brain in a Beta state for enhanced focus.

So I was interested to get an email from Pete Quily, who calls himself an "adult ADD Coach," about his blog post that says Attention Deficit Disorder is an advantage in a high tech career.

Among the reasons:
The Ability to Hyperfocus
Rapid Fire Mind
Highly Creative
Quick Learner
Risk Taker

And, he says, Mensa has an ADD SIG with 300 members. Cool!


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BL Ochman | Feb 17 06 12:41 | TrackBack (0)

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Yep you bet! Pete and I had a great chat about this (while each doing a couple other things ;-) )at Northern Voice.

Posted by: Tris Hussey at February 17, 2006 6:22 PM

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B.L. Ochman, Managing Director of Emerging Media for Proof Integrated Communications, the digital marketing arm of Burson-Marsteller, has been helping Fortune 500 companies strategically incorporate new media into their marketing mix since 1996.

She contributes to Ad Age Digital Next, Mashable, Business Week and others. On Twitter, she is @whatsnext.

She is co-founder of the pet lovers' site and blog, Pawfun.com - where you can create and send free photo e-cards of your pets and create a variety of great products featuring your pet’s photo.

This is my personal blog, where I share my own thoughts and opinions, which do not represent the views of Proof or its clients.






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