The ADHD Advantage: How to Capitalize on Your Unique Abilities with Brooke Schnittman

ADHD is an invisible disorder that is often misdiagnosed, undiagnosed or sometimes masked from employers and the rest of the world. Brooke Schnittman joins me on this episode to tell us about her journey to becoming an ADHD Coach. Our conversation covers a lot of ground including how we can make workplaces more welcome for people with ADHD.

Brooke started out as a special education teacher working with students with ADHD disability and the whole time didn't know that she herself had ADHD. In an effort to make a bigger impact, she found ADHD coaching and now works with a team of coaches currently on a path to help 10 million individuals with ADHD over the next 5 years.

She'll talk about ....

• the different types of ADHD, symptoms, and treatments
• The majority of people in the workplace have a disability, but only 30% disclose it
• ADHD and anxiety are considered disabilities under the "other health impaired" category
• why it is very common for people to have more than just ADHD 

You might be surprised by some of the gifts that people with ADHD possess.

Connect with Brooke on her website, instagram or youtube 

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Big shout out to my podcast magician, Marc at iRonickMedia for making this real.

Thanks for listening!