Synopsis "getting paid to pay attention"
Getting Paid to Pay Attention. Why Your Business Suffers from A.D.D. and How to Fix It. Is your small business suffering from the symptoms of Business A.D.D.? Business A.D.D. occurs when your ADD/ADHD characteristics of procrastination, distraction and hyper-focus get in the way of completely running your small business. With the proper techniques, you can turn your struggling business into a thriving success story. "Finally, a book for adults with ADD/ADHD that addresses business in a complete, honest and meaningful way," said Keith Leon, best selling author of the book, "Who Do You Think You Are? Discover the Purpose of Your Life". "Getting Paid to Pay Attention" lays out proven strategies that have helped Author Marilyn Strong and many other entrepreneurs living and working with ADD/ADHD build and improve their small businesses. This book is specifically designed for readers with ADD/ADHD. so, if you're a fan of reading short chapters filled with everyday language, this is the business book for you. Blair Singer, best selling author, "SalesDogs", "Little Voice Mastery" and "ABCs of Business Teams that Win," says, "Turn your perceived weaknesses into strengths. Brilliance is not something you conform to, it is who you are. Marilyn's book will give you the insight to how your mind works, so that you can have the ultimate success in your business." Packed inside the 172 pages are over 20 action steps and solutions to everyday challenges that will help you organize, energize and realize your entrepreneurial dreams. Marilyn even includes an action planner that gets down to the nitty gritty of how to create a Big Picture Framework and a Little Picture Framework for each work day. Psychiatrist, Dr. Edward Hallowell, an Adult ADHD expert, and best selling author of "Crazy Busy: Overstretched, Overbooked and About to Snap: Strategies for Handling Your Fast Paced Life" as well as "Driven to Distraction: Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder from Childhood through Adulthood", says, "Marilyn Strong's honest, human approach to conquering common business challenges sets this book apart from the rest."
