Wakey, Wakey Time

Fox Business News (FBN) reported this A.M. that two or three consumer electronics manufacturers will release technically advanced games later this year featuring "mind control." Expected in stores by Christmas 2009, these games, including one with a hovering helicopter, promise to leapfrog existing technology in the incredible, focused brain sector of the gaming industry.

Pertinent to members of ADDer World Anything and Everything ADHD, anticipated masters of these new brain power games should… Continue

Hi Gadget Girl -

I can relate to the pain, sadness, and confusion you felt following your late Mother's "flat" reaction to your marriage announcement. Similar thing here.

My late Mother and my (soon-to-be ex) wife despised each other - nice, huh? - and that, to one degree or another, impacted my later adult relationship with my Mom. Or am I taking the easy road, here? Dunno. In any event, I had to make a choice. I chose my wife.

Anyway, upon the birth of our daughter, I excitedly called my pa… Continue

Not a long Blog Post, but certainly my most important. First, Bryan, thanks for passing my review of THE DIP to its author. It was quite an honor to have Seth Godin comment back.

Second, your very thoughtful and generous act underscores the importance of the friendships you have with authors, coaches, and ADD/ADHD experts, many of whom are members here, which, let me tell you, benefits all of us privileged to belong to ADDer World. As a member, I have a range of experts and regular folks… Continue

Godin, Seth. the dip A LITTLE BOOK THAT TEACHES YOU WHEN TO QUIT (AND WHEN TO STICK). Copyright: Do You Zoom, Inc. 2007.

“Quitters never win and winners never quit,” according to the late football coaching great, Vince Lombardi. “Bad advice,” asserts author, founder and CEO of Squidoo, and well-known television and business blog personality, Seth Godin. Furthermore, Godin continues, “Winners quit all the time. They just quit the right stuff at the right time.”

Being the best in the world at th… Continue