Scattered - Fink, Brian A
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"Scattered: My Journey Through ADD and Self-Discovery" is a raw, honest, and often humorous exploration of what it means to live with Attention Deficit Disorder-and how it impacts everything from self-worth and motivation to relationships, career, and identity. Told through the lens of Brian A. Fink, a mental health advocate, father, and creative soul, this book is part memoir, part motivational guide, and all heart. Whether he's chasing wild dreams, crashing from burnout, or searching for clarity in the chaos, Brian shares his lived experience with vulnerability and compassion-along with a…mehr

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"Scattered: My Journey Through ADD and Self-Discovery" is a raw, honest, and often humorous exploration of what it means to live with Attention Deficit Disorder-and how it impacts everything from self-worth and motivation to relationships, career, and identity. Told through the lens of Brian A. Fink, a mental health advocate, father, and creative soul, this book is part memoir, part motivational guide, and all heart. Whether he's chasing wild dreams, crashing from burnout, or searching for clarity in the chaos, Brian shares his lived experience with vulnerability and compassion-along with a healthy dose of humor. Inside these pages, you'll find: ✅ Stories of growing up with undiagnosed ADD ✅ The emotional toll of self-doubt and "not measuring up" ✅ Personal accounts of job-hopping, creative reinvention, and failed restarts ✅ Reflections on fatherhood, marriage, and finding purpose ✅ Tools and mindset shifts that helped transform setbacks into stepping stones This book isn't about fixing ADD. It's about understanding it, embracing it, and learning how to thrive with it. It's a rally cry for anyone who's ever felt too messy, too emotional, too inconsistent-or like they just can't get it together. Whether you're living with ADHD/ADD, parenting a neurodivergent child, or simply searching for permission to be your full, imperfect self-Scattered offers a reminder that your story isn't over. In fact, the mess may just be where the magic begins.