Are ADHD brains more creative, or is that just a myth?

In this Research Recap with William Curb from Hacking Your ADHD, Skye breaks down a foundational study on ADHD and creativity, exploring how ADHD brains innovate, imagine, and sometimes overreach.

What we cover:

How ADHD brains approach creative problem-solving differently
What “conceptual expansion” means for ADHD thinking
Why originality and practicality don’t always go hand in hand
What this research says about collaboration and follow-through
How ADHD creativity can be a strength when supported by systems

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