ADHD and writing have a complicated relationship: the same brain that cannot start a task can hyperfocus through a whole draft. These articles cover ADHD and neurodivergence in the writing life, with the honesty of lived experience instead of productivity-guru theory.
ADHDWorld Mental Health Day is October 10, and the 2026 theme asks for lived experience. Here's mine: thousands of hours of therapy looking for what was wrong with me, a late AuDHD diagnosis, and the relief of learning I just…
ADHDSocial media feeds hold attention the way a hypnotist holds a subject: steady rhythm, no stopping point, and a reward just often enough to keep you under. The people who built them said so, and in 2026 a jury agreed.…
ADHDA ghostwriter builds the book from conversation, so dyslexia, ADHD, low vision or a disability that keeps you from writing doesn't stop it. How the interviews and chapter reviews work when writing and reading are hard.
ADHDRichard Lowe's second regular appearance on The Impossible Puzzles Show with Mike Merkur: why you fail where it's safe and keep six months in the bank, why comfort keeps people stuck, the internet's anonymity problem, ADHD hyperfocus, face blindness and…
ADHDI was diagnosed AuADHD at sixty-four, and the diagnosis is the reason this book exists. One of the answers it supplied was that the traits my family spent nineteen years trying to suppress were the traits keeping me alive in…
ADHDI wrote this immediately after finding out I was ADHD, before the autobiography. It came out of a real church I attended and eventually stopped attending. I was baptized there and then simply stopped going, and I never told anybody…
ADHDMost writing advice was built for one kind of mind. If yours works differently, that advice makes you feel broken instead of helping. This course treats a
ADHDFor fifty years, she thought something was wrong with her brain. The real problem was that everyone's productivity advice assumed a brain like theirs, steady and controllable, when hers worked in floods and droughts. Here's what changed when she finally…
ADHDRichard Lowe, The Writing King, joined Sue Zawacki on Aging Info Radio as a cybersecurity expert, drawing on decades spent responsible for enterprise
ADHDFor most of my life I thought my problem was focus. It turns out there is a word for what I am, and it is not a flaw. This is the personal version of being a polymath.
ADHDI left convinced Christianity was not for people who could not sit still or focus. It took decades to hear a version of it that had room for me.
ADHDMaintain consistent daily habits. Network regularly. Follow a systematic content calendar. I tried forcing myself into that mould for years and burned out every time.
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