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Sounds like the author has a classic case of ADHD. He can't get around to things unless it's an emergency, and when it is, he gets into a hyperfocus mode. Sad
by daniel-cussen 19y ago
Sounds like the author has a classic case of ADHD. He can't get around to things unless it's an emergency, and when it is, he gets into a hyperfocus mode. Sadly, the hyperfocus only happens when a person with ADHD truly thinks he or she is in an emergency. That, and ritalin.
Of course, a friend of mine would leave his assignments for last minute. If an essay was due at 7 a.m. before class, he'd set his alarm clock for 5 a.m. and start the essay then. He did well on them, too. What amazes me is that he knew what was best for him, despite teachers who sermonized about avoiding procrastination.