Writing with ADHD: Hope and the Writer - video

With everything, there's a good and bad side. You can see ADHD as an obstacle to your writing, or a gift. Author, speaker, and artist Ben Glenn, discusses his experience writing with ADHD and overcoming the perceived limitations of ADHD. He didn’t let it stop him from becoming a writer. Every writer struggles with something, even if it isn’t ADHD. This interview will inspire you to take your energy and creativity, combine it with a positive outlook and supportive people, and accomplish your publishing dreams. Glenn offers great tips for overcoming any challenge to your writing.
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    I am an ADHD patient. I am often distracted when writing, but I find that writing helps to exercise your thinking ability. At the same time, after a long period of writing practice, I find that my thinking is sharper and my concentration time is getting longer and longer. I also created a game website and a concentration website for ADHD patients.

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    True Author Ben. Your advice is great. To be a writer it take time and endurance. And overcoming power. You can not give up. Positive thinking is very important to become a good writer. Thanks for your advice. God bless.

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