Succesful People with ADHD: 5 UNEXPECTED Celebrities (SURPRISING)

Ever wonder if you could be succesful with ADHD? If your brain condition would allow you to become great? Well, according to the celebrities with ADHD mentioned in this video, you can. These famous, entrepreneur individuals were able to channel their ADHD abilites in order to achieve massive hights of success.

The 5 people mentioned in this video include:
1. Michael Phelps
2. Bill Gates
3. Albert Einstein
4. Justin Timberlake
5. Michael Jordan

This goes to show that people like us are (with the right blueprint) able to accomplish what we set out to, just like others.

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[roscow]

ADHD makes you both indecisive and hyperfocus. A lot of people with ADHD can't decide what they want to do in life and get overwhelmed with trying to figure out their life. There is also a high percentage drop out of both school and college for people with ADHD. However, if you know what you want to do and are passionate about it then often you hyperfocus and tune the world out, concentrating on your craft. It's quite a solo way of succeeding.

[goferguy]

Do a video on Albert Einstein not only the most decorated physicist of our time but by some accounts mathematician given that silly mistakes one of the weakest areas known to ADHD is paramount to any math and seeing how Einstein handled this may help immensely!

[cozakokotano]

There are also a lot of people out of this video who also have ADHD. Successful people with ADHD are more than you think.

[gabiconci]

I miss women there. Some I could found: Emma Watson, Zooey Deschanel, Simone Biles...

[AtomizedMass]

You are doing a good thing with this channel. Thank you

[yves]

Yes I love the video it reminds us of the positive qualities of this condition. It is often forgotten that ADHD people can do extraordinary work because of their hyperfocus. Letting them outperform others in anything creative or interesting.

[KlngVJames]

Im pretty sure ADHD completes michael jordan especially the hyper focus and his ability to get the job done last second.

[Librekom]

Thank you for the complete summary in the description! Much appreciated!

[unlock]

No Beethoven??? The guy had symphonies going on in his mind 24/7. That's hyper focusing x 10 right there... lol

[wardiyaarbiya]

Leonardo da Vinci. There is a very interestingarticle by catani prof of king's college of London on how Da Vinci was ADHD.

[lannademyen]

Thank you for this video. I recently have decided to go through life unmedicated for the last year and its been very hard but rewarding. Thank you for the motivation to tackle my day and be positive

[stevetuckey]

Richard Branson...the ability to hyperfocus and take risks means many of us are good at business

[cristymlmolb]

I find your channel very helpful, it's like a lighthouse for me because I have been struggling eith Adhd my entire life and I'm just learning that instead of a problem this can actually be a blessing... This other youtuber guy I follow is always talking about his ADHD @Anthony Vicino. What about a colab between the two of you? Would be awesome!!

[arhaangaming]

I had adhd for two years but I am Swimmer. But the adhd problem doesn't stops me from Swimming and winning gold.🏅🏅.and I am 17 year old

[solomonturunbedu]

ohh, i don't have enough words to thank you! Make a video on Micheal Jordan.

[ItsChloei.i]

Tysm for this it has made me feel like I can be successful even though I have adhd

[adhdadapt]

I found one of your videos about a year ago and now re-found your channel. Subscribed :)

[brady.widlake]

As a person with adhd, I can confirm this is true

[man_of_lawlessness]

I'm currently waiting for my appointment with the nurse to get medication 😃👍👍

I really hope that one of the meds can help my brain organise and plan!! It's desperately needed!
I'm plagued with a disorganised brain that doesn't want to plan for the future, wants to exist in the "now", and forces me to literally leave everything until the last minute 🤬😤

[zurinarctus]

Steve Jobs was also confirmed to be the most inattentive person with anger issues and douchebag behaviors against his employees. His behaviors reassemble dyslexia, directly translating to ADHD.