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Emily Sinclair Montague

Aug 18, 2020

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How to Succeed As an Artist With ADHD

Note: This piece has been formatted specifically to make reading and information recall easier for readers with ADHD.

A jar of artists paintbrushes against a soft grey background — Photo by Debby Hudson on Unsplash

Hitting the Road.

Whether you’re officially diagnosed with, in treatment for, or suspicious that you might have ADHD, the symptoms and effects of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder are varied and pervasive.

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Emily Sinclair Montague

Emily Sinclair Montague

Author & Full-Time Writer. Embracing life’s chaos one word at a time. Get in touch at emsinclair@wordsofafeather.net (or don’t, but I love the attention)!

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