Business Excellence - TOP 5 Series
In keeping with the theme of our podcast, "Business Excellence" we have decided to release a new edition, the Business Excellence Top 5 Series.
In this series we interview the best contributors we can source to tell us about their Top 5 tips, tools or ideas relating to their topic around business and / or life.
Hosted by Lindsay Adams OAM CSP and Rael Bricker CSP bringing 60+ years of entrepreneurial success and professional speaking together.
Business Excellence - TOP 5 Series
In Conversation - Hadar Swersky Winning in Business with ADHD
“But people with ADHD, the fact that everybody around us says they have ADHD, it's, it's, it makes this condition a cheap condition. Now everybody can have it just got to have a mobile phone doesn't mean you have ADHD. It just means you're rude, impolite, or just not concentrating at this moment doesn't mean you have a problem to disconnect from one thing and go to another thing, it doesn't mean all the things that ADHD means.”
“And that's what I think that's why I think passion is the most important thing to say to a 20-year-old. Don't chase money, don't chase, ego position, whatever it is. Chase passion. And if you don't know what your passion is, then say to yourself, I don't know what my passion is play around with it for a few years and figure it out. And don't be afraid.”
“My golden rule is not to decide anything on spot. That's, that's my golden rule”
TIME STAMP SUMMARY
01:45 Understanding my ADHD diagnosis
04:01 The reality of living with ADHD
09:42 Making it work, working with ADHD
15:16 Being realistic about having and working with ADHD
20:05 Making things work
23:42 Chase passion
25:30 The golden rule
Where to find Hadar Swersky
http://winninginbusinesswithadhd.com/
Who is Hadar Swersky?
I have been involved in business since I can remember myself. Buying, selling, starting new ventures, you name it.
Only after several years in business did I realise that I have severe ADHD that not only affects my “life choices” (risk takers???), but also my day-to-day performance. I set out to establish some ground rules to help me along and found that these rules really helped me succeed.
Over the years I discussed these rules with colleagues and friends and came to the understanding that they were insightful, yet simple to follow, and due to popular demand, I sat down to write down these rules.
This is a book for people with ADHD, it takes just a few minutes to read, yet should have a long-lasting effect on you.
Enjoy your reading and most importantly please write to me and share your experiences after reading this book.
Hadar.