Kids with ADHD have special physical characteristics in their brains that lead to the symptoms of the disorder including impulsive, hyperactivity, behaviour and trouble paying attention. However, some of these characteristics can lead to benefits, too. 

For example, hyperactivity (not being able to sit still and focus) can be a very frustrating symptom of ADHD, but the flip side of that is it provides higher energy levels on average than in normal people without ADHD, Be proud of your attention deficit disorder and all the out-of-the-box thinking, humour, drive that you are gifted with and passion it brings! 

Some positive qualities of people with ADHD are likened to superpowers and include:

Good CREATIVITY AND SPONTANEITY

Children with ADHD have exceptionally creative and versatile personalities. Their ability to “think outside the box” is one of their greatest strengths in the whole negative world. They find difficulty suppressing their unbounded clouds of creativity and imagination coming from their brains on default mode. Their hyperactive minds are always busy discovering amazing and exciting ideas. 

Owing to their spontaneous behaviour and “go with the flow” nature, they usually don’t feel tied down to one plan; plus, they are always more willing to provide a contingency plan, as long as it seems intriguing. 

ASTOUNDING PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS

Children with ADHD tend to be great problem-solvers. If they get hooked somewhere on a complicated challenge, they will try to resolve it in an overzealous way the situation may become too boring for them when they're is no longer a challenge. 

They sometimes tend to come up with a  very simple yet effective solution to a problem that can be mind-boggling for the other person with a relatively great IQ. 

HAVING ENDLESS AMOUNTS OF ENERGY

Many children with ADHD are often highly energetic. If they can channel their boundless energy levels into something they love, nothing can stop them from doing and achieving almost anything they set their minds to.

HYPERFOCUS

Though distractibility is the hallmark of the trait, people with ADHD can also become so engrossed in the things they love, that any form of distraction around them no longer bothers them In their path. Being hyper-focused does really make them lose track of time and become oblivious to their surroundings, but it also helps them do whatever it takes to get the task done in a good way. 

SPARKLING PERSONALITY

Individuals with ADHD are quite bright, creative, and funny often using self-deprecating humour to remind the world that perfection is wholly uninteresting to them. They’ve already faced challenges, learned novel ways to manage their symptoms, and developed a sense of humility and self-respect along the way of regular rejections. All these traits add up to a person who is a great pleasure to be around and brightens others’ days with her warmth.

INGENUITY

People having ADHD are able to harness their creativity in strange creative and wonderful ways.  

CONVERSATIONAL SKILLS AND HUMANITY

People with ADHD are often excellent conversationalists. This ability applies especially to those who have more of the hyperactive and inattentive type of ADHD.

Those people having  ADHD are often quite chirpy, which means that they can spark an intriguing conversation in almost every scenario.

Another report highlights that people with ADHD may have higher levels of conversational intelligence, humour, and recognition of feeling, or empathy. Study participants recognized their own ability to have a more positive physiological approach, and in turn, more “social success.”

Courage

Many people enjoy unplanned moments in a very carefree manner and adventures that keep their life interesting, and individuals with ADHD excel in their area.

Their impulsive nature lends itself to many filthy and spontaneous activities that often leave enjoyable and lasting memories. People with ADHD are not afraid or shy to do whatever they enjoy at the moment without concerning themselves with long-term implications or overthinking in any situation.

SELF-AWARENESS

Because people who have ADHD have to monitor their behaviour constantly, they often develop an increased sense of self-awareness. Because people who have this condition, monitor their own actions to be sure that they are not being always disruptive.

Becoming more self-aware means that people with ADHD are often skilled at understanding their own feelings, and needs and finding ways to adapt in order to better manage their behaviours in any given situation and also find the solutions to their problems. 

QUICK STARTERS

While impulsivity is a very ridiculous symptom of  ADHD that often means that people with ADHD are quick starters. You can find them jump right in without worrying or doing endless research. If you are resistant to risk, resistant to change, and hung up on process and procedure, you know it can take you forever to get anything done. People who resist change will stick with systems even if they don’t work, or get stuck in the analysis of paralysis. 

GOOD IN CRISES

Recent research found that the ADHD brain tends to produce more Theta waves than normal brains. Theta waves indicate a state of deep relaxation and calmness, to ADHD employees’ over-abundance of theta waves can make them great in any crisis.