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I never really noticed my deficit either (even though in hindsight it clearly was always there) because I was a #giftedkid. But as it turns out just because you’re a gifted kid in some ways doesnt mean you aren’t slow in other ways. I don’t have any little tricks unfortunately other than just spending extra time doing whatever I have to do… and adderall… that certainly helps with my processing speed. ADHD can also result in differences in the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt also I will do this perception of time to an extent that would not seem possible to anyone without the condition. This is without even factoring in distractibility. This is absolutely true. I have absolutely no idea how much time has passed without looking at a clock. I got one of those visual timers to help.
As soon as I read your post, I was like, “I bet she has ADHD.” I have it too. I also did very well in school because I always found my classes extremely interesting. But it takes me twice as long to do everyday chores because my executive function is shit. My husband was a straight-C student but is so far superior to me with practical things. This isn’t really something that people with ADHD can help. It’s a disability. Your wife might want to get a diagnosis and maybe some medication, but meds don’t work for everyone (like me). There’s also cognitive behavioral therapy, which I’ve had better luck with, but it’s not a cure. Fortunately my husband loves me just the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt also I will do this way I am and doesn’t mind that it takes me an hour to do something that takes him twenty minutes.

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I am a very strong fan of the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this How to ADHD channel on YouTube. Helps me more in 5 minutes than special ed did in six years. Point of performance has helped a lot with chores. That means keeping all the supplies needed to do it your near where the chore happens. If I have look all over everywhere for cleaning supplies things aren’t getting done. Thanks for the rec! I’m always looking for new ways to manage lol. It’s so frustrating to not be able to do things. If you struggle with task initiation try setting a timer and seeing if you can get the task done in that amount of time. Urgency is one of the great motivators for ADHD. My rule of thumb for deciding how much time to give yourself is to use however long you think the task should take and add 5 to 10 minutes. That’s a really good idea! I have a sink full of dishes ominously waiting for me right now – think I’ll give this a try There you have it. She probably did well in school because she activated the Adrenaline Override to get her schoolwork done before deadlines despite executive-function struggles with task initiation. The problem with that is it’s not a healthy and sustainable long-term tactic. There’s a reason why so many “gifted kids” end up burnt out struggling adults. ADHDers are highly motivated by things that are novel, interesting, and urgent. I’ve heard we make excellent EMTs for that reason.
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Now, I definitely see how it impacts my daily life- easy tasks take longer, decision making is difficult, procrastination is my constant companion. For example, just today- I was going to make a grilled cheese. But the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this pan I wanted to use was still dirty from last night. So I spent ten minutes deciding if I wanted to go ahead and wash dishes or eat something else. I was just staring into the fridge and realized I wasn’t even thinking about it anymore and was distracted by thinking of stuff to put on the grocery list (which I didn’t actually even put on the list) Then I finally was like, yeah I need to wash the dishes. Spent another 10 minutes deciding what playlist to listen to, only to find myself creating a new one. And now I’m on reddit, still have not washed dishes or made a grilled cheese. I need to get ready for work soon so I still probably wont do either and will have to figure out something else for lunch. Sooo… yeah. Yay. I’m still plenty intelligent, my brain just likes to complicate simple tasks.
Yeah i know people who have normal and above average intelligence who operate in lag mode when it comes to day to day life stuff. My friend’s ex was like this, she was of slightly below average raw intelligence but it was like she had perma lag with every task. We’d drive somewhere and she’d always be the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this last one out of the car or ready to leave Another reason that the show Taskmaster works. People with Oxbridge degrees [Ivy League I guess] are often terrible and massively overthink things. My daughter was recently seen by a psychologist for an autism screening. In doing this, we had to go over her previous testing (and do additional testing). My daughter has a very high intelligence (IQ) but what they call very slow processing speed. (It’s way below the average person’s score). This means she is capable of doing things well (like solving a mental puzzle, for example- she can solve ones that a lot of people can’t and she can do high level math) but she’s very slow at doing it (getting the answer). Definitely a possibility! OP, does your wife consistently accomplish impressive things when given plenty of time to do them at her own pace? She might just be bad at doing things quickly in specific. I don’t generally have terrible processing speed, but my auditory processing in specific tends to lag. Meaning I relatively often don’t process speech in a normal conversational time frame, and have to stall or ask people to repeat themselves. Not because I didn’t hear it, but because the processing got stuck and didn’t complete and I only managed to parse half the sentence before the other person expected a response. And I can tell when I only processed half of a sentence, but the difference between “my brain being slow with audio is the problem this time” and “you mumbled or there was a noise so I couldn’t hear you clearly” isn’t always immediately obvious to me. The amount of times that I ask someone to repeat what they said because I think I didn’t hear it, and then it all makes sense to me before they even start to repeat it…
THIS is where i am. The second they start to repeat themselves it clicks instantly, but usually cause my mind is elsewhere at the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this same time My SO is now used to me staring at him for a second before I either finally ‘hear’ him and respond, or confirm that no, I actually didn’t hear you, please repeat. It took a while to get over the instinct to say ‘What?’ immediately though. This is me. I’ve noticed that when I’m watching a movie in a theater, everyone else laughs just a touch before I do. I know a guy who people get frustrated with for being slow. But he isn’t “intellectually slow.” He’s remarkably intelligent, way up there on perception of things that other people don’t notice, stunningly clever analysis of information, and general “getting to the right answer the first time”-ness. But since he takes a while to get to the right answer, people don’t notice or assume he’s not that bright. The fact stands, in the time it takes him to come to the correct conclusion and apply that to the world around him, an average intelligence person has come to three wrong conclusions then given up. There are also people who can come to the right conclusion the first time much more quickly, sure, but a lot more people getting to the wrong conclusion faster.
Sadly, this sort of thing makes it hard to pass interviews, because they’re looking at you getting the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this right answer and getting it fast, even though at work it’s not really a race as long as you get your work done. Makes it almost impossible. There’s no way to tell people; hey, I can do this really well… but I’m gonna need more time. Give me 5 months of learning, and I’ll be one of the best employees here. I’m same as your daughter I think my processing speed score was well below 50. But all my other scores are above 100 so I live a completely normal life. My son is ADHD and in the gifted program. He can do the work of higher grades and scores high on tests but has to do it at a slower pace and sometimes in a different area with no distractions. He has a 504 and most of it is for time. His regular teacher and gifted teacher make sure he gets it. Last year was his first year in public school since we homeschooled due to COVID.The seventh day of school his second grade teacher called me complaining that he was working way too slow and how he was the slowest in the class and all this crap. I was in TEARS because I was the one who taught him. I made sure we had a secular curriculum and worked hard. I taught for mastery, not speed. We finally got him to a psychologist and she’s the one who pointed out he was gifted because even though he took his time he answered every single question correctly and that was above his level. I cried so much because I felt validated. His regular teacher this year co-taught with the old teacher (our school works differently) and she told me he is completely different then last year and flourishing. His gifted teacher tells us how she likes to see him work out problems and how she loves when his faces lights up.We are thankful he has so much support! People work different and that’s ok.
I’m pretty smart academically but struggle immensely with executive functioning. Being intelligent doesn’t mean being highly efficient in every aspect of life. I can write a killer essay and I carried a 4.0 in graduate school, but doing the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this dishes takes an eternity because more often than not I end up staring at the wall, stuck in my thoughts. Same with laundry. Same with running errands. I often make basic arithmetic errors unless I write the problem down. It’s not that I’m thinking slowly, lol. It’s more like my thoughts are rapid and jumbled and often overwhelming in pace and variety. Hah, I know what that feels like. I sometimes end up doing basic tasks completly on autopilot while thinking about something else entirely. The result can vary between being extremly slow, repeating steps unnecessarily and/or questioning myself later about even having done the task or not. It seems to get better when I haven’t gotten enough sleep, since then I actually need to focus on the task at hand or the conversation I am having, without much additional room for my brain to distract itself. Not a great solution though – I’d rather be slow to answer a question or ask myself wether I actually did clean the cats litter box already rather than walk through life sleep deprived.
Actually did, but was told other mental health issues were likely the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this cause of my cognitive and attention issues. But I’m a woman in her 40s, a demographic that notoriously has a hard time getting that particular diagnosis. So who knows, lol. Intelligence is multifaceted, and many people who are extremely intelligent in certain ways (knowing many different pieces of information, good memory, critical thinking, writing fluency, etc) may struggle in “quick” thinking or the parts of executive functioning that require switching between tasks/thoughts. You and your wife are adept at different types of intelligence. You are good at making quick decisions, and it sounds like she is better at thinking through problems/ideas when she has ample time to work through an idea. There are schools of psychology that recognise at least 9 different types of intelligence. Being able to do math is a different kind of intelligence than, say, being able to use the 5 remotes needed to get an entertainment system going, playing the guitar, or building a table.
I’ve known people with 2 or 3 college degrees who constantly break things because they don’t seem to think about physical cause-and-effect, or mechanical interactions. I had a roommate who was studying physics, of all things, who walked into the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this apartment holding the antenna from his car. It “was stuck and wasn’t poking up all the way,” he said, so he had pulled it so hard he had ripped it right off his car. It was not an old-school extendable antenna, but one of the newer ones that protruded about 5-10 cm from the car (this was about 2003 or 2004). Also, he hadn’t observed any problems with radio reception in the car. He just got out of a car that he had been driving daily for two years, noticed the antenna (for the first time?) and went beast mode on this poor thing after having exercised zero critical thinking about the whole situation.
True, you only listed 8 of the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this 9 intelligences. Math, the remote for the tv, the remote for the cable box, the remote for the Roku, the remote for the surround sound system, the remote for the old tv that’s still in the living room despite the tv having been replaced 5+ years ago, playing the guitar, and building a table. I can only imagine the 9th intelligence has something to do with waking up early without wanting to die, but I haven’t taken a psychology class in a while. I’d say the middle aged; the ancients never understood settings on the VCR even when they were the one buying them. I knew how to do this when I was but a child. But it’s been so long that I’ve since forgotten the ways of my people.
Counting to 9 is the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this math one. Which you did list… So technically, he’s not wrong in assuming you listed everything Maybe she does everything mindfully and with careful focus? Seems like it would have helped her excel academically. Exactly. He didn’t say he’s doing it with the same quality, only fast. She could heavily disagree that his speed is a good thing. My ex was so fast in all daily tasks because he was doing them so poorly. I am an aerospace engineer. I am not smart at everything. Many people I know do things easily that are hard for me to do. She does amazing things for people. I could never imagine being capable of doing those kinds of things with my “prestigious” engineering degree. Every time she tries to tell me that I’m smarter than her because I’m a rocket scientist, I try to explain how in awe I am of her. I’m so unbelievably proud to have her as my big sis. Like what she does is soooo cool. I just do math and spreadsheets all day. She’s so impactful on the lives of her patients, I brag about her every chance I get. My boyfriend in college always used to claim that he was smarter than me because he could write a C-level essay in 2 hours, but I spent 10 hours on a B+/A- level essay. I was taking longer, but earning better grades.
(Although I feel this North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this question is more about you proving some point about how aaaammmaazing you really were at school than it is about her) Right. Honor student vs remedial classes usually has more to do with how easily you can learn and apply new things rather than how quickly you can crank through tasks you already know, though that latter part can be a factor as well. I can’t really ever recall being graded on how quickly I got anything done in relation to other students. It just needed to be done correctly within a certain time. But also there’s an assumption in this post that she does things slowly because she isn’t smart enough to do them quickly. Fast forward to college, which I did not complete. I didn’t know how to study and had no self discipline. My wife completed her Bachelors in Nursing. She went on to be a clinical manager at a level I trauma unit.
My wife can keep someone alive with 6 tubes and 10 monitors. She can’t copy a URL from her phone. I work in tech at a pretty high level of a major company, but never finished my degree. Ever considered if you have ADHD and/or an executive function learning disability? In the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this 90s it was often missed in well-behaved kids. Being accomplished at book learning and test taking does not always mean someone can navigate the complexity of real life. I appreciated that my daughter’s gifted teacher told the students some version of this in elementary school. Something along the lines of their gifted brains working differently so they were being taught differently. That didn’t mean that they were vastly smarter than their peers, just different. It seemed to alleviate some pressure of having to be high achieving because they were “smart.”
We were told we were little geniuses and that we should use our intelligence to improve the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this world. Definitely never do that. That will destroy their brains with pressure. And also drive them crazy and fill them with self-doubt and shame when they’ve been told repeatedly they will “change the world” — but they can’t keep their life organized, and their backpack is a black hole of loose papers and trash. This is how I explain it to my kids. My daughter is cognitive, math and reading gifted so she’s like 2 full grades ahead of where her peers are and there are only 9 kids in the entire very large school district who are the same as her. Her brother is not gifted at all. I’ve never wanted her to think she was better than others and I never wanted my son to think he had to live up to his sister or doubt his intelligence so we’ve always just explained it that they learn and comprehend information differently but they both still have to work hard and study. It seems to help both of them taking this approach. Source: Graduated high school at 16, failed spectacularly in any level of academia until I got diagnosed with ADHD at 22 and realized doing things isn’t supposed to be hard.
I could never remember verbal instructions. I was so bad at it that my teacher wanted to refer me to Special Ed. I was given a bunch of tests, and my reading level was at least on a high school level; the North Star State 1989 Minnesota Timberwolves Green Basketball shirt and I love this lady testing me just stopped the test once I was seven grades above grade level. I was seven at the time. Instead of being sent to Special Ed, I was put in the gifted program. When I eventually got diagnosed at 15, everyone was like “Ohhhhh . . .” When I looked up the definition it was something like “has ADHD-like symptoms if they’re not being challenged enough.” I can do lots of things really fast, but I also waste a lot of time in between trying (and often failing) to stay organized. I know lots of people who appear to function much more slowly than me but always seem to get more things done. I think the difference is in me wanting to get all the things done fast so I can be done, while others want to get this one thing done so they can move on to the rest that needs doing. High IQ can have slow processing speeds. I use the example of book smart and street smart. In the real world you need both. In the safe world you can do amazing things with book smarts. Survival isn’t of them. In the real world you can be a little stupid and fit in with street smarts.

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