How To Use ADHD To Your ADVANTAGE (Top 5 Ways) 🤯

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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is denoted by impulsivity, inattention, and hyperactivity. Although ADHD is perceived to be most commonly a disorder than prohibits us to function in everyday life i.e. making us disabled. There are 5 specific benefits you can actually use to get ADHD to be a good thing i.e. your superpower, regardless if you are a man or female:
1. Dopamine Hunt Ability
2. Creativity
3. Hyperfocus
4. Enthusiasm
5. Risk-Taking
DISCLAIMER: Please note that I am not a licensced therapist/psychologist and that I derive all of my recommendations from my own experiences with ADHD and/or publically available information. If you have ADHD please always consult with a therapist first.
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[@adhdvision]

Whats your favorite ADHD Advantage? Let me know!💡

[@BeatFreakDJs]

Loads of energy 😄

[@xdrivejan]

Being extremely optimistic

[@cristinamariawilmer]

Endless creativity.

[@1_NOXK]

I have found skills of like being very very good at math but can read a book with out taking weeks

[@1_NOXK]

Can’t *

[@ruj87]

2:40 Keep hunting for that dopamine 5:14 Let your mind be free and creative 6:22 Hyperfocus 7:41 Enthusiasm and energy 8:28 We are not afraid to take risks

[@voltsp288]

Thanks

[@Sypherz]

Self imposed deadlines rarely work for me because I already know it's not an actual deadline. Even if consciously I try hard to treat it as a real deadline, my brain still sees it as an arbitrary thing.

[@MickeyDs-mp7yr]

Oh I think many of us agree!!!!@

[@aleksandrainkumsah7927]

We need to be focus more on our ADHD strength then what we can’t do.. It’s difficult sometimes but Yours video is really encouraging . 😃

[@adhdvision]

🙌🙌🙌

[@stitischannel1963]

Yeah, 100% !

[@V1b2910]

True. I've also found that the more I set my brain free rather than bounding it to limits, the more it turned out to be incredible at many things. I always used to bound my brain to avoid wandering and to focus for an extended amount of time. Also ADHD brains have god-like intuition and foresight, its like 99% risks you'll take will give you immense benefits and it'll leave normal people wondering how the heck did you do that.

[@dlewis895]

OMG YES INTUITION JUST HAD DOG STOLEN PRAY EMAIL TONS DOG SEARCH NEXT DOOR LOOK AT NEW DOG ONLINE SUPER WIERD FELT SHE WAS CLOSE STRANGER SAW HER WANDERING 1 BLK AWAY OLD COLLAR THIEF REMOVED.. CAME TO MY DOOR IS THIS YOUR DOG HOLY SHHH SHOCKED GRATEFUL SEEMS THIEF LIVES IN SAME AREA ..WATCHING HER LIKE A HAWK...HUGE GRATEFUL NEED GET VACCINE NOT SURE HOW GET AN KEEP HER SAFE. SLEEP ON IT WAIT WATCH LET SOLUTIONS COME TO ME ....ITS A CHOICE AMAZED IT WORKS

[@sle3pym0th]

So true about the god-like intuition and foresight

[@daniellesnyder7734]

I unknowingly found my way to use ADHD as my strength because I wasn’t diagnosed until much later when much of what I did (exercise, moving to a city alone, traveling alone, hyper focusing on getting a master’s degree, working in an ER, for example) was no longer an option. I was diagnosed at 56. I am a female and had no idea that menopause could exacerbate ADHD symptoms. It was like having the rug pulled out from under me. I spent several years where I wouldn’t get out of bed unless I had to and it was hell. My daughters were the only thing that kept me from checking out. As you age running and strenuous exercise is not an option unless you’re looking to destroy at least one part of your body. Working in an ER as a social worker when you have little ones at home didn’t work for me. If I had known that I had ADHD I could have been better prepared to adjust my dopamine fix. Thanks for all the advice, I just have to adjust for age and gender.

[@niluferozyoruk]

Yes, I used to do African dance and was able to keep up with the fast rhythms. And the more diverse the rhythm was, the more I enjoyed it. And, I could dance for hours 🥰

[@qweensadho2048]

creativity is my advantage

[@adhdvision]

🙌

[@AmberroseRindlisbacher]

Same here!!!

[@douglasviking6921]

I have diagnosed ADD and I only get bored once a week on average, it's crazy even the smallest of things are super entertaining

[@OriginalESportShorts]

The T-Rex video hit the spot. Thank you.

[@kylegreene8929]

I LOVED this video. It truly spoke to every aspect of me. My ADHD allows me to become hyper focused on things that I’m into. I also am super creative in many things that aren’t even connected, which means that I can switch to other things very quickly

[@theadhdmind9419]

Love the editting in this video! Great points mentioned here :) One of the most important thing is to accept our ADHD brains and the fact that we will never think the same way as Neurotypical, so there's no point in trying to fit into that box. Instead, we learn to embrace and work with our brains and use it to our advantage!

[@adhdvision]

YES. Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@ablazinremnant539]

I rarely get bored too! Always something to do😂. Thank you,I am learning about this beautiful brain, that soaks up information like a sponge.

[@tawseeftaher9109]

2:33 keep hunting for the dopamine (watch adhd dopamine solution video) do running/aerobic exercise set achievable short-term goal and tick them off art and creativity think of ideas hyperfocus have growth mindset and grasp self improvement contents and use them enthusiasm and energy we aren't afraid to take risks

[@richarddzurek6147]

Bro thank you SO much

[@brandydouble338]

Art isn't just pictures. Art is music, literature, fashion.....so many things.

[@paulnoles]

Recently diagnosed in mid-30s, marriage and career struggling, this channel has given me so much hope and allowed me to lower my "mask" for the first time ever, I am really excited at the future and leveraging my new power. Currently changing career to something more aligned with my skills and passions instead of slogging in the mud to nowhere in my current job. Marriage is an open question, wife is questioning whether I can be a reliable partner long term now that the mask is down and I don't blame her for feeling that way, but all I can do is focus on myself. Starting to question myself whether I am better off alone rather than constantly letting her down. We don't have kids and I am kind of thankful for that as idk if I can be responsible for another human.

[@Mohammedahmed-iz1kl]

أبحث في قوقل عن رقم د.محمد عفيفي من مصر،ممتاز جداً لعلاج adhd,ممكن تأخذ جلسة عن طريق برنامج zoom.

[@polishqueen3671]

I agree..it's a superpower! I make dresses...so I skip all the nuisance and go to the major work..I became so good i can finish the same day!! 🎉

[@ftumusiclover1239]

I’m not energetic to be honest. I’m not super hyper like my brother who also has ADHD. I’m actually the opposite. Kinda explains why my brother has a lot more friends than I do.

[@AaAa-lt5gg]

You got ADD my guy

[@sarahs3988]

@@AaAa-lt5gg or inattentive adhd

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

He must be a Sensor (in MBTI), S; you must be an Intuitive, N.

[@eimin1759]

I love drawing and i cant stop until it done

[@vanessalupian5629]

This makes sense no wonder I traveled all alone from the ages of 16 til I was 20 I rode the Amtrak alone and greyhound all alone. Drove from California all the way to NC alone 😭😭

[@tonyborelli.]

bro! i did that too! i ended up in Charlotte! It was like stepping into a vortex. It was an escape. You vanish for days at a time

[@baddboo]

I saw your 9 minute video in 2 minutes 😛

[@bryanwirthlin4444]

I made the Kessel Run in under 10 parsecs.

[@Dharmarenee]

I though I was the only one who did that

[@TTT-gs3en]

I saw that with 15min, cuz I get distracted

[@Stratospheria]

I relate strongly 😂

[@Awytoo]

Same here😄😄😄😆 I guess, I found my people😄😄😄

[@zezezep]

my love of adrenaline, adventure, novelty, risk taking which is not always good

[@Alphawolfinify]

Ironically creative work like art is a perfect outlet for the Hyperfocus thing

[@CarlClassenX]

Some good points. The main thing I find is to stop trying to fix the weaknesses and concentrate on the strengths. Exercise is something that will never work for me. I hate it. Every mind numbing second of it. I've been told a 1000 times to find one I love. Been there, tried that. I hate it all. I wish I did find it enjoyable!

[@benjaminfranklinstyl]

Fuck "exercise" just do something fun like parkour, bouldering, swimming... My absolute favorite still running. Just calm and peace in my mind :) Hope you find something that works for you.

[@dlewis895]

TRY DANCING ESPECIALLY . MUSIC YOU LOVE ME WCS WITH R+ B. BBKING ETC

[@veena_got7igot7]

Yes... The only exercise I can do is walking workouts... No need to focus too much on putting your hands and legs

[@JaneNewAuthor]

I walk, have done since I was a kid. I also dance, alone, around the kitchen. I detest exercise.

[@mindfulbynature3418]

Anyone else have this symptom, or is it a personal quirk: I can handle or when people take too long to say a sentence, to make a point, when it’s already clear - or saying the same thing 3-4 different ways. Meaning - I’m super impatient with slow communication. I feel like yelling “cut to the chase!” 🤣 I jump ahead, I want them to Jusy Say It - even when I really like them.

[@brandhubcz]

Thank you so much for being here and spread all these information. Love that so much.

[@fakenews8295]

The first thing in morning is so, so true. My intuition kept on reminding me that, again and again.... but lost 2 decades from imaginary guilt (of not following morning routines & work schedules, like all good office goers) !! Still like the morning for outdoors only... this has piqued my interest to try again.😊 Thanks friend, from halfway across the globe 🌍.

[@emwhite6796]

love your comments and encouragement about exercise, looking forward to trying more of your tips. Thank you i needed this

[@catara.]

Normal people were thinking I was " indigo child", super creative, talented, genius when I want to, but to bad that I'm so lazy... or if I'm not so lazy, who knows what would I become. unfortunately no one, not even psychiatrist back then, was thinking I have ADHD. It was mentioned that I have problems with focus, and solution was supplements and more discipline. The ADHD diagnoses came in my twenties. I have noticed that stress increases all of the symptoms. My favourite advantage is hyper focus (when is useful), exercise, art, a sort of photographic memory (I am interested about other people's experience with this) and probably the most important - perfectly reading people

[@mindfulbynature3418]

same!!! same here!! 👏💕

[@breakfreewithlauren]

The Music in this video is on point. 🙏 thank you for taking the extra step❤ Loved the content!

[@jillymet]

I’m not! And I’m terrified most of the time. Undiagnosed at 57 struggled for years and only just realised this is what I have. Any advice from anywhere most appreciated. I think you’re great btw.

[@adhdvision]

Thank u! And congratulations:)

[@greenmile5948]

@@adhdvision she was really looking for advice not just to thank you

[@isabelleg9118]

A daily routine of yoga , tai chi or meditation helps over time even 10 minutes a day. For home organization The Secret Slob (21 day baby steps; using the checklists and timer 7:50 for that dopamine hit), Minimal Mom were helpful and give it a good 6 months to a year to establish small but powerful habits. It is good to start with that because it is difficult to focus on your strengths when knee deep in laundry, dirty dishes and miscellaneous paper 😂😂. For work I found that Lofi music (low fidelity) works the best but other people like white, brown or pink noise. Lofi music has tiny errors in it and it keeps parts of my brain busy looking for them, or being mildly curious while I do the “boring” stuff. Be patient with yourself. I have told people I have adhd and told them to stop harassing me while I am trying to get it together better.bThe best I ever felt working is when I had a secretary who loved keeping me organized! It was heavenly. For relationships I have ended up (or picked?) people who were pretty structured but then of course complained bitterly they were not spontaneous enough. I have stayed with the current one for 18 years, tough but I at 67 starting to value the value of having habits and routines and not too many changes. Keep working at it to create a good life for yourself😊

[@cassinioleg2532]

Could that be a one of ADHD symptoms?... misinterpreting what other people really mean

[@sicuro5050]

@@cassinioleg2532imagine if he is going to repeat the content of his videos to everybody commenting …days of work .. for free ? 😅 I’m curious too but if I need an answer I will look in his channel instead of pretending he can answer each and every one of the viewers

[@oof1081]

This is my first video which i watched fully

[@fakenews8295]

Juat some musings: One random comment on an ADHD expert (Neurobiology guy) video, about movement - saying that a vibration plate changed the commenter's life, changed mine too! That getting up to exercise, is the most demanding part ever !! A vibration plate (don't even stand, just sit and place feet) makes your legs move and reminds the brain of movement, aka exercise ! These videos (and comments) are gold.

[@vanessalupian5629]

I need some friends with ADHD lol

[@Private_Library2]

For daily physical activities, I would suggest 2 things: 1. find out if you’re a morning or evening person. 2. Find out what daily exercise that you enjoy. I hate running or treadmill or using gym equipment alone but I love group exercises: Zumba, weight lifting, kick boxing, yoga, etc. But the class must good , I must be in front and I must engage the whole time. So I have multiple gym memberships , that why I never run out of options. Find your thing, it doesn’t have to running like this guy, or group exercise like, find something that you truly enjoy and build a system to make it as sustainable habit.

[@jasper5902]

1. hunt for the dopa, xrcs. 2. LAND OF THE FREE, BE FREE, THINK FREE, IT IS FREE 3. HyprFoc, set d/lin aka a timer 4. enthusiasm, lift ppl up 5. HOME OF THE BRAVE, TAKE RISKS, FK IT

[@kevinoneill9274]

You have changed my life

[@BadKittyNoMilk]

I took an acting improv class at a he college when I was in my 20’s before I knew I had ADD. So much fun. This has helped me in my life. And I’ve moved to different cities ALONE and had no issues finding friends however I’ve moved to a freaking retirement town to be near family over a year and a half ago and NO friends so far. I feel like I’m in a dark secluded place.

[@Clau.the.explorer]

Wow these videos are amazing. Thank you for all this validation. I don’t feel so weird anymore hahaha 😅

[@stephaniepittaluga5057]

I’m never bored and yet I can struggle with productivity.

[@merin5230]

I do love the dinosaur though🤪🤣🖖

[@paulowens4744]

Dylan Moran… “potential, is potential, leave it alone!”

[@Kelly-wj7xd]

Can you do some videos for us with late diagnosis. Because we are playing catch up and have missed out on the help.

[@crowkraehenfrau2604]

Look around on youtube...there is a lot.

[@psa896]

Loved this video। thank you for this।we need such things.

[@ckatheman]

I can be hyper-focused, mainly on playing the piano and guitar, but even then, I change songs all the time, half finish others and so on. I can also easily come up with new music and lyrics - but again, leave it unfinished for the most part because I am always moving on to something else.

[@JakeGradidge-]

I love the quick clips, it helps keep my interest

[@martinslavik916]

Thank you so much man, I definitely agree!👏

[@justpillow5689]

ADHD ITS AN POWER!!!!!

[@duskzx]

Seriously!! I play the same game almost every day and only drive around. That's all I do. But it's so much fun that it's all I wanna do in the game. Or even draw the same things over and over again.

[@potatoiswatching6836]

I find dopamine in interviews. Out of 20, I find myself 19 times preparing for future interviews. Can someone help? I can't watch even a 3-minute youtube video without acting that interview roleplay where I'm someone super successful and high achiever and someones taking my interview. This is getting out of hand. I'm 16 currently. I come from a country where mental illness is a joke and I'm constantly getting blamed for not paying attention or find wandering on streets. I can't control myself at this moment

[@health5506]

Thank you so much! Your videos are very helpful!!!

[@t4keth3lobby72]

I do the same thing I seek self improvement 😱😱😱

[@stitischannel1963]

Thank you so much for this video !

[@rebny7801]

You seam to have a wery different ADHD then me. While I am NEVER bored, people around me find me very boring, especialy at partys.

[@daveycronmiller4948]

W channel, you truly understand and utilize ADHD to your advantage. Keep being awesome.

[@Cellottia]

How come your house is so tidy and you don't have Stuff all over your worktops??

[@alexandra6557]

A connoisseur 😂

[@cjsun7871]

He just gave up and threw it all away to start fresh 😅

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

he is a traveller carries his life on his back this is an air bnb

[@SmarterWithRahul]

Great video. Related to a lot of points

[@shawnmendrek3544]

I think people would read up on the lower pecentile of illnesses(mental). However, I don't think most people know or care. I also think, some folk are busy, people have families, so unless the awareness is ramped up to TV and phones, most people will not know unless someone in their family or friends has it.

[@moniquekoszty4890]

This is SO encouraging!

[@yassiralarcon268]

I zoned out trying to watch this....

[@Zans_]

Funy

[@mindfulbynature3418]

I changed the speed to 2x so I could get more out of it faster 🤣

[@badabing8884]

You’ve got to remember that not all ADHD is created equal or the same. Those diagnosed will either be: predominantly inattentive, hyperactive or combined. When you get older into adulthood you can grow out of one subset.

[@reginaldopadua8258]

"stay tuned he says" 0:37

[@ameeraahmed7395]

thank uu

[@K9monos]

Love the dinosaur 🦖 😂😂!

[@mohammad-afifhaounji6415]

I'm the same socially

[@julianbouck3707]

I have an issue because I also have dyslexia. I haven't been on meds since high school in the late 90s. For a while I thought I had out grown both. I haven't. I just started meds again. I am now on Atomoxatine, I think that is how it is spelled.

[@thomashubbell4696]

For those who don't know, ADHD stands for Attention Deficit, Hey Donuts!

[@sijjboii]

There's your 500th like

[@bigman-uj8xy]

video starts 2:40

[@dlewis895]

ITS SHOCKING TRUE INTUITION IS ALMOST GOD LIKE AN YES PEOPLE WONDER HOW HELL I SUCEED FACT ME TOO IM AMAZED AN SCARED BUT THEN AMAZED ITS A LIFE OF MIRACLES JUST GOT OFF DOPAMINE SHOPPING OMG NOT GOOD CATCHING+ STOPPING IT SOONER THK GOD!!

[@ashley_chale8375]

First thing in the morning??? So like 11 am? Right? Because I sure ain't a morning person I wake up in the worst mood ever each day lol

[@josjeschaars144]

And what if you are the adhd and autism person?

[@crowkraehenfrau2604]

There are Audhd video creators on youtube.

[@mattimus1979]

43 yrs old and just now diagnosed with inattentive adhd. My gods I wish I knew this 30 years ago.

[@geekbaritone]

Does he mean like there is no tomorrow. Like tomorrow does not quite get there.

[@SkuffedOnYT]

hey man my dopeamine is eating food can u maybe help me find other dopeamine sources?

[@amanokaran23]

Hey! Great video. I have a question. You mentioned about passions. I find that due to my adhd my passions keep changing due to boredom. Any advice on that?

[@fakenews8295]

Even with his (fast) speed, it's only interesting at 1.5X o 1.75X😂.

[@zb8293]

ADHD videos should be short and to the point.

[@deliobaoduzzi6450]

Funny how people with adhd tend to overexplain and cause distraction to a fellow adhd . I love this guy but this video is just too many words for me .

[@justincando1]

I do not mean this in a bad way but hopefully I come back but I have to tap out at 3 minutes....

[@A_Box]

Ok, but how about the ones that only have attention deficit BUT NOT the hyperactivity???????????

[@jackspicy7228]

look for a add video

[@toddamngus5269]

Music distracts me… and you lose me. Wish I could stay. 😭 Will keep looking for your “NO MUSIC” videos. 🤞

[@blairharper970]

Could you add links in description

[@marklindsay7184]

Thanks Mate you cooked in this one nice steak

[@amyarndt5276]

Yes! All 100% thank you

[@brendanknight8635]

Is it true that drinking energy drinks such as a redbull makes people with ADHD tired or is it just a rumor

[@paulowens4744]

Yes but how to control it?! 😬

[@StiffiBoyGaming]

Run outside! not on a treadmill!

[@echo3141]

your music in this vid makes that I cant concentrate on what you saying... 😞

[@faboitas]

let me adress this for you tip 1: just be a robot and do whatever comes to mind without having time for your fast thinking brain to think about what you are about to do (hopefully not driving) tip 2: be sure to use your creativity in your job, just dont work in homogenous jobs such as factories I guess tip 3: find your passion, use hyperfocus, depending on the person you might get addicted, but oh well... tip 4: remember those places with a TON of stimuli? you are so random and quirky, go lighten up someone's party! (side effects may include mental exaustion and "beep boop" for a few days) tip 5: imagine, you constantly make careless mistakes, cant read the room and are too impulsive, surely nothing could go wrong with taking risks I swear, every single "adhd superpower" argument was taken from some guy who looked at adhd symptoms and said "hey, this one looks like a good thing" but forgot that adhd is not a single symptom but rather a root cause for many symptoms you want actual advice? go find a adhd specialist psychiatrist who can give you cbt (and wont leave you in crippling debt), depending on your case, they will teach you stuff like, spotting your adhd symptoms, living around you adhd symptoms, not being so hard on yourself and help treat any eventual depression and trauma caused by adhd. And you may think "doesnt sound like what I need" and simply ask yourself, as someone with adhd that has trouble finding youself a place in society and being fine with your place, what's easier to change, you? or society? and if you still really think that with willpower you can overcome adhd, please only tell youself that after you stop procrastinating :)

[@DragonDeesenuts-ib8bn]

You could of skipped that whole spiel about explaining what adhd is. People without it arent going to click the video

[@BadKittyNoMilk]

At 7 min 40 sec. This man mentions an invisible link in the top right corner. Why isn’t it there?

[@crowkraehenfrau2604]

Id you click on the dots?

[@BadKittyNoMilk]

Thank you I’ll have to do more searching. 😊 lots of dots on YT I like your content.

[@RobertSpiller]

My adhd is now a liability. lost my creativity, I no longer have that drive or motivation that I need to complete things...now even start things, and right now, I've flatlined...meaning I have no motivation to do my side hustle. I wanted to start a medical commodities business, spent only about $97, and I started training....then I quit. I've started and quitted about a thousand things in my life, and now I'm paying for it. So someone please tell me what I can do to get that fire back...and keep it?

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

It's not ADHD, it's you and your upbringing. Discover philosophy, Objectivism, and understand yourself better. Stop it with the blaming of 'hardware', and get your shit straight. You and your parents builT the hardware, mostly through NOT doing what should have been done throughout your childhood. Like setting goals, having them monitored and measured on a daily basis, talking with you regularly about what you want to achieve, about your performance, etc. You were, unfortunately, just another wild child born to ghetto devils, left to do whatever it felt like, in timelessness, essentially - which is why you can't stick to structure. (P in MBTI; vs. J)

[@bellgrim6388]

when does he start ????????????????????? Im at 3:00 and no help jet :(

[@user-zm7xk6po3n]

This is a video for people with adhd and the first 3 mins was nothing about the title.

[@peterschou8653]

Awesome

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

I am in pain. My passion is death.

[@SkuffedOnYT]

oi man hope it gets better

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

@@SkuffedOnYT Thanks.

[@SkuffedOnYT]

@@AlastorTheNPDemon no problem

[@vistakay]

​@@AlastorTheNPDemonstill alive?

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

@@vistakay Nope. I died in 2022. I'm a ghost now, and now I am going to haunt you. Forever. Oooooooooooh!

[@joruss443]

I really hated the medicine, made me feel too dull but it did help me sleep

[@AgataDDDD]

❤❤❤

[@lisawhitehall1870]

❤🙂dang...