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▶️ [WLTB] The secret ADHD advantage nobody talks about

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

I always thought that ADHD was a curse because it made it impossible for me to focus on anything, but I always appreciated it for giving me boundless energy haha.

I interviewed Helen Millar (a British actress who quit acting to become an entrepreneur) about what she thinks are hidden advantages in being neurodivergent in business, as well as why so many successful, wealthy entrepreneurs still feel like they are stuck on a miserable "hamster wheel."

Here is what else we cover this week:

  • Why your "blank stare" or "resting bitch face" is often just a sign of intense, ADHD-driven deep listening and processing.
  • Why true networking is really just about making friends, not trying to sell them.
  • Why having the wrong kind of support system around you is actually much worse than working completely alone

​Watch the full interview here.

Sean Weisbrot

Founder, We Live To Build

30 N Gould Street, Suite R, Sheridan, WY 82801
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