Back in December (yes...it was so long ago, the good old days), I posted on my blog an article entitled Coming Out of the ADD Closet Professionally. I still applaud the organization that I interviewed with for a great job and how they approached my ADD. I gained so much confidence in going public with ADD; now I spread the word that times they are a-changin!!! (Note to readers: pretend to sing like Bob Dylan when you read "times they are a-changin!!!")
Well here we are a month later and I'm...
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