What's the magic of ADHD? First, we think we're frauds, that we can make a choice, and then we ask, "How did that work? " Cronos asked you to talk a little about ADHD.

That's right, ADHD, attention deficit disorder. I just said I have it, right? I do.

We had an episode here with the drawer where he came out to me, and he said he has this problem too, right? I have it. I have attention deficit disorder.

It's a type of brain function where the brain is born with the capacity to overthink at a higher speed. So it's like a big thing, we get caught up in our thoughts. You see that every now and then you say, "No, let's go back here.

" Why? It's because for me, one thought generates another, another, another, another, another, and it goes on and on, branching out. Exactly.

Like Indor's little window, right? You keep opening, opening, opening. Yeah, that's a type of brain function.

Then you ask, why, Bia? There's the frontal lobe, which is our forehead here, which is the conductor of the brain orchestra. Everything in the brain is thought, okay?

Okay? So, a thought is all those connections. And thoughts.

Many get lost, many become action, but we have much more thought than action. Okay? So, everything is serious thought.

If you have a system, the frontal lobe, which is responsible for filtering out excess thoughts so you don't get lost and get to action, if it works well, great. Then you'll say: "Okay, so the guy, well, if it works less, the guy has to be less. No, if he, if the filter works less, the brain as a whole works more, because there's excess thinking, excess impulse.

I get it. The funnel, this is bigger than what's coming out. I get it.

That's it. Got it? It's as if the conductor was disorganized.

So, but in a way, you're wasting more electrical energy, this makes you tired. Sure. Exactly.

So much so that ADHD doesn't have a tendency to depression, it has a tendency to mental exhaustion. And what happens with mental exhaustion? It's that thing where there comes a time when he stops, says: "Oh no, he doesn't even want to talk.

" Oh, really? For example, I'm too lazy to talk when I 'm exhausted. No, when I'm exhausted, it's very funny.

People who know me say like this: "For example, my mother knows me well that my mother has ADHD. " So I I call, then she says, she calls me and says: "Hi, sweetheart, how are you? " She says: "Hi, Mommy, how are you?

" Then she says: "I don't know, I don't know. " I say: "Yeah. Yeah.

" Then she says: "Daughter, you're exhausted, right? " Then I say: "Uh-huh, sleep for about 12 hours and it'll pass. " And it passes, right?

And it passes, because ADHD is a mental exhaustion of thoughts. I have that. And there's something that calms us down, which is watching nothing, right?

Yeah, so you go to a movie of anything, anything. Then the silliest person possible. That's what, like, I can't think, it has to be a cartoon, that really ridiculous one.

I'm jerry. Yeah. Then the funny thing is that at those times, if I'm watching a serious program, the person comes on, "What's going on?

" I said: "I don't know. But you're coming? " I said, "But I'm not capturing anything.

" Just a bunch of images. Exactly. So, when I'm really tired, I have this intimacy with everyone, I say, "I don't understand anything you're saying, it's all here, look.

" Wow, this, and every TDH ends up having a higher level of anxiety. Why? Because of the speed.

Now, what's the great magic of TDH? First, we think we're frauds, that we manage to make a choice, then we say, "How did it work? " Because I couldn't organize myself.

Where does this idea come from? I'll give an example that everyone here will associate with. Harry Ford, the creator of the first car.

He started, why is it called a Ford T? What? The model, the first, the first car in the world.

Ford T. First. And why?

Because he started the experience at A, at A. Ford A, B, C, D. He kept testing and then, at D, he no longer had any money.

Then he went to a banker T because the T only worked on the model T. And then there came a time when he didn't He had money. So he mortgaged the house, got the mortgage, went to M.

Then he went to a bank, went to a banker, look, I'm making you a proposal: I'm inventing the automobile, which won't be a carriage, it's a machine that will move. The banker looked at him, why would you invent this thing if we already have the carriage, the horse that costs us nothing ? Then he said: "Okay, so you don't want it.

What I can do is increase the mortgage on your house a little. If you don't, if you don't pay me in six months, I'll take the house. " He came home, told his wife, and the woman said: "If you take the house, you'll lose the house and the wife.

" Yeah. And then the guy became hyperfocused, because ADHD has this thing, when he saves something, he stays, he's hyperfocused. Hocked.

Then he finally got to the Model T, he went to the bank and said: "Last chance, I'll give you this to be a partner, because now it works. " So the guy, okay, but I'll only give you this much, and he came and said: "OK, with this much I'll have to produce in a very organized way so as not to lose the assembly line. " And then he said the following: "You can choose any color, any car you want, as long as it's black, because the coal, the coal mines were very cheap, that, that, that garbage, the pigment that It was junk, so it was the only thing he could buy.

So people think he chose black as a fancy color. No, it was the cheapest available. So, cheap, for many years cars were only black.

I get it. Got it? Wow.

And it was a brilliant idea he had. Now, he had idea A, B, C, D. But we don't know, for example, if Einstein had ADHD.

No, never. I don't know. Funny.

So, it's quite likely, right? Because AS was terrible at math, right? Yeah.

He had it, he had it, but he had the intelligence to marry the best mathematician in the world. As's wife was a genius in math, so he had the idea for the laws, but she was the one who put them on paper. I think he was not only extremely creative and brilliant, but also intelligent.

Totally. People with ADHD don't stop having ADHD. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder.

This means it's a way of brain functioning that's yours and unique. So you'll always have ADHD. Now, it may never let you down.

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