For better and worse, we’ve got the magic ADD. One moment we’re right here, and the next we’re hey, check out this new online tool for Jim, would you double check the figures on the KRX proposal?The ADDexecutive is here to serve us (and our colleagues) who believe that ADD is something to be taken advantage of where it’s an asset, and managed where it isn’t.Here’s what’s coming to the ADDexecutive:

Advice columns — detailed and specific! — on the things that really get us, like: how to deal with the “tempation of many ideas”, how to manage our excitement when we’re pitching a new client, or how to make the most of having a secretary or assistant (who we hire for their organizational skills, and drive nuts because we have none of our own).

Reader comments — a place to share your own feedback (c’mon, you know you want to say something!) and your own stories that might be helpful to someone else who’s “living the dream” of executive authority coupled with a head that has a mind of its own.

A nationwide directory of ADD clinicians and coaches — the ones who specialize in working with executives, professionals, and business owners.

Drug forums — How’s Strattera working for you? Better than Provigil? Oddly at certain doses? Not if we ever want to have sex again? You are one big science experiment — why not share? We’ll do the same.

Book reviews — We’ll skim the books so you don’t have to.

Product reviews — datebooks, desk organizers, you name it. And heck yes we want you to tell us which miracle products have worked for you (and why), and which ones weren’t worth the time it took to download you to remember to pick them up.

Software reviews — Who among us hasn’t believed at least once that a $129.95 piece of time management (or money management or project management) software wasn’t going to change our lives forever? We’ll review.

Clinical publications — from our friends with MDs, PhDs, MAs, and MSWs: their thoughts and research on the things that make us tick.

Links — of course. To other useful sites and people.

And more — Of course more. I mean, how could not say “more”?!

The ADDexecutive: a Resource Community with the best of info from our editors, clinicians, and you.

Drop us a line. We’ll be glad to hear from you.

– Phil Marsosudiro, editor

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