ADHD and Type A Personality

ADHD and Type A Personality 

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ADHD and Type A Personality seem to go hand in hand!
 
As I have mentioned many times in my lectures, show me an ADHD child and I will show you a champion! 
 
We often find the brightest children who are also very athletic. They need new challenges all the time and also to see results right away otherwise they get bored.
 
We have a strong correlation with certain types of children with ADHD and what makes them much better in strudes.
 
Origin of the Head Line is the single most important element which has the potential to change the educational system, sports (selection of athletes and coaches), politics, jury selection, in fact, every area of our life!
 
The further apart the Head line is from the Life line, the more independent and action-oriented you will be.
 
This is also the hallmark of a Type A Personality! and you can see this in a baby who is just born!
 
head line separated wide
 
They also need to alternate between studies and sports or physical activity.
 
As a rule, the closer the Head line is to the Life line, the more you are attached to your family, the home and your roots.
 
 

Those with Head line joined are being left behind as the system and technology become faster and faster and the emphasis is on user-friendly and visual interphase. It is like the Mac thinking as opposed to DOS and PC thinking (even with Win 10 it still engages the brain too much).

 

To learn more about how this pattern works, visit our ADHD Headline page.

 

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