Imagine childhood as a vibrant kaleidoscope, with every turn revealing a burst of colours and patterns. For a child with ADHD, this kaleidoscope spins faster, and the colours are more intense, the patterns ever-changing. Growing up with ADHD isn't merely about having boundless energy or a short attention span; it's about experiencing the world in high definition, with every sound, sight, and emotion magnified.
We all have to start somewhere, and along the way, failure becomes our most valuable teacher. While the fear of making mistakes can be paralysing, it's only by daring to fail that we open the door to learning, growth, and eventual success. Nature doesn't favour mediocrity, and the modern world offers countless distractions that can keep us from striving for improvement. However, by embracing new challenges, and acknowledging our mistakes, we can rise above the ordinary, turning failure into a powerful tool for progress.
Mike Barker recounts his harrowing experience with a deepfake art scam involving a fake Simon Brodkin and Micky Flannigan. This elaborate deception, orchestrated through AI technology, highlights the growing danger of deepfakes in the digital age. Learn more about this case and how to protect yourself from similar scams.
Deepfakes and AI technology have revolutionized scams, making it harder than ever to discern truth from deception. Learn about the risks and how to protect yourself in our latest blog post.
Running your own business is a thrilling adventure, and having ADHD can make this journey uniquely challenging and rewarding. ADHD can be both your superpower and your kryptonite, shaping your entrepreneurial path unexpectedly. Embrace the dual nature of ADHD to drive innovation and success.
The comedy industry, like many other entertainment sectors, has faced significant challenges in recent years.
Jethro, born Geoffrey Rowe, was a British comedian who rose to fame in the 1970s and 1980s with his observational comedy and unique style of storytelling.
Comedy has the power to bring people together in a way that few other forms of entertainment can. Whether it's a group of friends laughing at a comedy club, or a large audience enjoying a stand-up routine, comedy has the ability to create a sense of unity and community.