- ADHD is a self-defeating rebellion.
- ADHD is when you rebel against authority and refuse to submit to it internally by short-circuiting long-term controls.
- ADHD is the ultimate act of rebellion because it disconnects long-term control from short-term control and generally resists submitting to long-term control.
- Because you have retained short-term controls, you must learn to combine long-term efforts with your short-term efforts.
- Because you have retained short-term controls, you must learn to combine long-term planning into your moments of short-term planning.
- Because you have retained short-term controls, you must make room for long-term actions whenever you find yourself engaged in short-term actions.
- Because you have retained short-term controls, you must condition yourself to accept long-term planning and scheduling alongside your short-term planning and scheduling.
- Always include some long-term with every short-term until you have reconditioned and rewired yourself to value and seek both sets of tools all the time.
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