## Top 3 Quotes
![[ADHD#Severity]]
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- Interesting to see how it can be more common for those wanting to pursue [[The pathless path]]
![[Adhd 2.0#^zcc5kf]]
- fuck this 😠related to [[I'm your average Gen Z working towards enlightenment]], I can be on both ends of the productivity spectrum
## 3 Sentence Summary
> What are the crucial points in this book that make it iconic, ideas I want to remember for the rest of my life?
1. [[ADHD]] is a neurodivergent way of thinking that promotes creativity and idealism through its [[ADHD Types|prominent symptoms of inattention and impulsivity]]
2. Lots of things can alleviate symptoms as seen in [[ADHD Treatments]] like medication, meditation, exercise, externalizing things, but the most important thing is love - [[Social love and connection is the most enlivening need]]
3. ADHD is caused by different behavior in the [[Default Mode Network]]
## Author's Purpose
![[Adhd 2.0#^hunab1]]
- Kind of related to [[Why I create]]
## Content
### Concepts
- [[ADHD Inattentive]]
- [[ADHD Hyperactivity Impulsivity]]
- [[People with ADHD are idealists]]
- [[ADHD Careers]]
- [[Recognition sensitive euphoria]]
- [[Rejection sensitivity dysphoria]]
- [[ADHD can use creativity as their impulsive target]]
- [[ADHD addictions]]
- [[Social love and connection is the most enlivening need]]
- [[Default Mode Network]]
- [[Prefrontal Cortex]]
- [[ADHD Treatments]]
### Practices
## Personal Revelations
### Why I started reading this book
%% How was this book relevant to my current life? Did it answer a specific question, enlighten me on a topic, etc. %%
In February, I was [[Getting diagnosed with ADHD|diagnosed with ADHD]]
### Review
## Future Plans
### Questions
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### Further Reading
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