Sometimes I am entirely convinced I have ADD. Such a hard time focusing on any given task for more than a few minutes at once.
Either that or the constantly in demand, fast paced world we live in has ratcheted up my anxiery and never letting me feel settled in any given moment.
I feel like I've been in the struggling mode (with occasional trips to surviving and in-crisis modes) for the past four-five years but eventually you get used to everything. Hang in there.Either that or the constantly in demand, fast paced world we live in has ratcheted up my anxiery and never letting me feel settled in any given moment.
Could be Covid/Pandemic fatigue. Almost two years of being in crisis or survival mode is a Hell of a lot longer than most of us have experienced.
Sometimes I am entirely convinced I have ADD. Such a hard time focusing on any given task for more than a few minutes at once.
Either that or the constantly in demand, fast paced world we live in has ratcheted up my anxiery and never letting me feel settled in any given moment.
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Bitch please.Could be Covid/Pandemic fatigue. Almost two years of being in crisis or survival mode is a Hell of a lot longer than most of us have experienced.
Woke up at 4am with a sleep boner. Pfizer booster, I'm looking at you.
Couldn't fall back to sleep, so I'm sure I'll need a work fap.
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Talked with my neurologist about it a few weeks ago. She totally agrees that I might (probably, but she's not allowed to diagnose it) have it. I seem to be at my capacity to maintain stress levels based on the amount coming at me and my inability to organize and complete any given task before getting sidetracked into another, with the only thing allowing me to get things done is raw urgency or consequence.
Sometimes I am entirely convinced I have ADD. Such a hard time focusing on any given task for more than a few minutes at once.
Either that or the constantly in demand, fast paced world we live in has ratcheted up my anxiery and never letting me feel settled in any given moment.
Some specialists have suggested the following as a list of symptoms associated with ADHD in adults:
- carelessness and lack of attention to detail
- continually starting new tasks before finishing old ones
- poor organisational skills
- inability to focus or prioritise
- continually losing or misplacing things
- forgetfulness
- restlessness and edginess
- difficulty keeping quiet, and speaking out of turn
- blurting out responses and often interrupting others
- mood swings, irritability and a quick temper
- inability to deal with stress
- extreme impatience
- taking risks in activities, often with little or no regard for personal safety or the safety of others – for example, driving dangerously
Primarily mine would be inability to focus, forgetfulness, and restlessness. Heck, if I can dedicate 10 minutes of focused time on any given task it's a win. I always have thoughts about completely random things flying into my head. Things I want to lookup, things I need to do, its like my mind is constantly being bombarded with outside thoughts. Sometimes I go into a fugue state lost in these thoughts and snap back to reality 10 minutes later.Talked with my neurologist about it a few weeks ago. She totally agrees that I might (probably, but she's not allowed to diagnose it) have it. I seem to be at my capacity to maintain stress levels based on the amount coming at me and my inability to organize and complete any given task before getting sidetracked into another, with the only thing allowing me to get things done is raw urgency or consequence.
I think the group here as a whole could diagnose me, but @Nick will likely be lol'ing at this list.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - Symptoms
Read about symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which are categorised into inattentiveness, hyperactivity and impulsiveness.www.nhs.uk
I, too, am feeling burnt out. This has just been a shitshow at work from July through now.Feeling worn down at work
His ability to focus on the windings is unmatched around these parts.Kudos to @Pesqueeb for in these trying times creating a properly titled GMT
These are not symptoms of ADHD, this is just called being an asshole.Some specialists have suggested the following as a list of symptoms associated with ADHD in adults:
- carelessness and lack of attention to detail
- continually starting new tasks before finishing old ones
- poor organisational skills
- inability to focus or prioritise
- continually losing or misplacing things
- forgetfulness
- restlessness and edginess
- difficulty keeping quiet, and speaking out of turn
- blurting out responses and often interrupting others
- mood swings, irritability and a quick temper
- inability to deal with stress
- extreme impatience
- taking risks in activities, often with little or no regard for personal safety or the safety of others – for example, driving dangerously
Can confirm, have almost all of those, no one has diagnosed me with ADHD.These are not symptoms of ADHD, this is just called being an asshole.
That’s great. We borrow our neighbours car occasionally, and friends have borrowed ours. Mini-socialism ftw.Morning Monkeys.
So as some may recall my neighbors van was stolen and never replaced. Yesterday she borrowed the neighbors "spare" car to fetch her kids. This just seems weird to me. I can get not replacing the expensive Odyssey minivan, but you clearly need a second vehicle, so just get a beater?
Am I weird? I can't imagine asking to borrow my neighbors car. But then again Brian across the street borrowed my truck to haul dirt because his is too nice. So there is that.
Many assholes do that, and I think your ratio is good. A high-powered businizz mentor once told me you should spend twice as long preparing for (hosting) meetings as their length. Has been good advice.I have read all the replies to this thread as of Squeeb's 1:43 offering.
I just had my biweekly staff meeting. I don't know we do things things every two weeks. Seems like once a month would suffice, but I'll stick to the biweekly schedule just for the mere sake of doing something as the manager. I swear I spend three times as long preparing than the meeting actually takes. What kind of asshole hosts a meeting without being prepared tho?
I don't know how accurate this is but I think I can say that I fell into these behaviors during the pandemic with the described results, which sounds similar to what you are dealing with.Primarily mine would be inability to focus, forgetfulness, and restlessness. Heck, if I can dedicate 10 minutes of focused time on any given task it's a win. I always have thoughts about completely random things flying into my head. Things I want to lookup, things I need to do, its like my mind is constantly being bombarded with outside thoughts. Sometimes I go into a fugue state lost in these thoughts and snap back to reality 10 minutes later.
It makes it incredibly difficult to get things done at times. I've been coping somehow, but I'm wondering if I'd benefit from some help.
I fit about 80% of that list and at times I am an extreme asshole. But most of the time I am just a grumpy old bastardThese are not symptoms of ADHD, this is just called being an asshole.
Great success. Picked up my pass and skied a few hours of nice soft snow. Boom, bring on the work day.ski day #1,
thoughts and prayersUpdating one of our towers to Windows 11. Big download.
Staff meetings for the entire company/building/whatever or just your team?I have read all the replies to this thread as of Squeeb's 1:43 offering.
I just had my biweekly staff meeting. I don't know why we do things things every two weeks. Seems like once a month would suffice, but I'll stick to the biweekly schedule just for the mere sake of doing something as the manager. I swear I spend three times as long preparing than the meeting actually takes. What kind of asshole hosts a meeting without being prepared tho?