• 4 months ago
Finding the Perfect Job for Your ADHD: Tips and Insights.
If you have ADHD, your strengths and challenges might not match up with everyone else’s. Staying organized, focused, or meeting deadlines could be tough, which can make work a challenge. But some jobs are a better fit for your unique skills, so choosing the right one is key.

References:
https://www.webmd.com/add-adhd/best-jobs-adults
Transcript
00:00Welcome back Sunbro, we hope you all in great health and great money.
00:04Before we start, please at least subscribe so we can have little money for food and paying bills.
00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about,
00:12finding the perfect job for your ADHD, tips and insights.
00:16If you have ADHD, your strengths and challenges might not match up with everyone else's.
00:21Staying organized, focused, or meeting deadlines could be tough, which can make work a challenge.
00:26But some jobs are a better fit for your unique skills, so choosing the right one is key.
00:311. Choose what you enjoy, it's easier to excel at a job you love.
00:34If you have ADHD, staying interested is crucial.
00:38Make three lists, what you're good at, what you enjoy, and what people will pay you to do.
00:42The right job should cover all three.
00:442. Play to your strengths, ADHD affects everyone differently.
00:48You might find it hard to stay focused and get easily distracted,
00:51or you could be so absorbed in a task that shifting attention is difficult.
00:55The key is to find jobs where your ADHD traits work to your advantage.
00:59A. Embrace your creativity, many people with ADHD are naturally creative,
01:04making it easier to think of unique solutions.
01:06Jobs that require original ideas and innovation are a great match.
01:10Think about roles like artists, inventors, musicians, designers,
01:14builders, teachers, or advertising professionals.
01:17B. Consider self-employment, starting your own business can be a good fit if you're
01:21comfortable taking risks, working independently, and staying creative.
01:25Just keep in mind that you might need help with tasks that require organization, like bookkeeping.
01:30C. Look for fast-paced work.
01:32If you get bored easily, you might thrive in jobs with constant change and a quick pace.
01:37Jobs where every day is different can keep you engaged, such as firefighting, policing,
01:41paramedics, emergency room work, or TV production.
01:44D. Stay social, if you enjoy being around people,
01:47a career that's all about relationships might be ideal.
01:50Consider roles where you work closely with clients or students, like in sales,
01:54teaching, or public relations.
01:563. Know your limits.
01:58If routine and paperwork bore you, corporate jobs with strict rules might not be for you.
02:03Focus on careers that align with your strengths, even with treatment like therapy or medication.
02:07Research careers before diving in.
02:10Talk to people in jobs you're interested in,
02:11or shadow them for a day to see what the work really involves.
02:15If needed, seek guidance from a career coach or counselor to
02:18help you find a job that's a perfect match for you.
02:20Thanks for watching, Sunbro.
02:22Please subscribe, like, comment, and share if you find this helpful.
02:27Come again to our next meeting Sunbro.

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