5 Reasons Why ADHD Is Actually Your Unfair Advantage

If you want to learn how to utilize 5 game-changing adhd superpowers, watch this video.

Have a question about adhd or this video? Drop it in the comments!!

⏰Timecodes⏰
0:00 - Intro
1:05 - Superpower 1
2:33 - Superpower 2
3:41 - Superpower 3
5:38 - Superpower 4
8:07 - Superpower 5

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About:
In this video Nik goes over how to beat procrastination, executive paralysis, low motivation and focus, and what he learned after 26 years of having adhd. He hopes this video was able to boost your dopamine.

Disclaimer: All my content is based on my own experience and/or research/observations from licensed professionals. Just because you do these things, doesn’t necessarily mean you have ADHD. If you think you might have it, please look to get officially diagnosed by a professional.

[TheGhostofAbigailMills]

Having ADHD is like being a part-time superhero who has a 50/50 shot at getting "locked out" of their powers.

[cobalius]

1. adhd intuition
2. adhd risk-taking
3. adhd creativity
4. adhd crisis management
5. adhd hyperfocus

-> curated external triggers

[Salma-qhge]

Okay I opened the video and then I remembered to check what's app, and then I went back to YouTube and started scrolling through shorts and suddenly remembered that I was watching this video and most importantly I was studying in the first place and now I don't know why I'm here 😂

[oiseau_libre]

"Make sure you watch till the end " is one of the biggest challenges for ppl with ADHD.

[maddjole]

First responder here for 12 years, the best years of my life 😁
I have always wondered why my brain is completely calm and clear in the most dangerous situations in life...

[Graham-zhcp]

I'm ADHD and this guy is exactly right when it comes to mathematics I can't show the working out but I can get the answer but if you fail to show the working out on paper you fail the exam

[adhdvision]

For all the second-time watchers: Had to reupload to fix the quality + music! (if you came back a second time you're a real one)

[joelb]

Thanks! Your videos have taught me so much- diagnosed at 53 years old.

[scottsrocketship]

Bro that’s crazy. Whenever I did math I could never remember how to do it but would always find the right solutions by creating my own methods to the solution.

[eddyb]

This is Ed from ADHD Vision. You explained why I excelled in physical chemistry exams in graduate school, even though I could not do the required calculus math.

[Gentlemenprepper]

My ADHD power is the ability to read a person or room in seconds. I can also foresee outcomes and reactions from people before it happens

[onceuponanexploration]

I really like this channel because it shows how to deal with things and the upside. It’s nice to get some positive news.

[waelsallak]

Spot on . Everything u said I can relate 100% to it. We have too many blessings, yet we tend to focus on the downside of ADHD. I am an entrepreneur, I run one of the top consulting companies for international development. I strongly believe I wouldn't have done it if I were a normal person

[gsotnwi]

Thank you so much for this video. As someone who's recently been diagnosed with ADHD, I felt like sh*t and I'm sure you've been there before and you understand. These types of videos make me accept the fact that I'm ADHDer and realize that it's sometimes can be a blessing. Plz do more of these videos 🤍

[Curiousgal]

This made me burst out. I never realised that I had these superpowers. Thank you so much

[vdsilva]

I journal my life and notice how my ADHD mind works. I highly recommend it.

[gytisbl]

1. I am the opposite regarding the big picture. I get so lost in things, that I cannot pull away and have a very bad time seeing the big picture
2. I am more likely to start a business, because I cannot see the problems coming. But then avoid doing accounting bc its very boring and get problems with IRS
3. I don't know the answer, but I know when situations around me are safe or shady when travelling
4. I have had a person die on my hands and I have saved a few people afterwards in life. Nobody else did anything. But I was completely focused and calm. I noticed that high stakes situations make me calm. It has a downside of wanting to get into arguments and conflicts on purpose. I think it might be the reason why jails are full of ADHD people. We act, we don't think about consequences, we are calm.
5. Oh hyperfocus is like magic. But the problem is controlling it. Getting hyper-focused on some obscure random topic that nobody cares about is not that useful in reality.

[Ilmatorjuntapanssarivaunu_]

I've noticed that having ADHD and being on autism spectrum conflict with each other very much a lot. All the social interaction sides that ADHD provides are conflicted with my autism and I struggle even more.

[isabellejourdan]

That's me! The more I Iearn about it, the more I accept myself and allow this superpower to develop even further, even though all my life others thought there was something very wrong with me.

[Robs.channel]

What a crazy video. The accuracy is 100%. I have been saying I have super power forever. It not a me problem but a you problem. I feel comfortable at 1000m/h. I cannot go 100m/h for a long time.