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At first glance, it would seem that positive  thinking and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) have  nothing to do with one  another. But many of us with ADD develop negative  thinking patterns because  we  become  frustrated by our challenges and frequent feelings of being overwhelmed. This negative  outlook then makes it even harder for us to manage  those  challenges and move  forward.

Practicing positive  thinking allows people  with ADD to focus on our strengths and accomplishments, which increases happiness and motivation. This, in turn, allows us to spend more  time  making progress, and less time  feeling down and stuck. The  following tips provide  practical suggestions that you can use  to help you shift into more  positive  thinking patterns:

1. Take  Good Care  of Yourself
It's much easier to be  positive  when you are  eating well, exercising, and getting enough rest.

2. Remind Yourself of the  Things You Are  Grateful For
Stresses and challenges don't seem quite  as bad when you are  constantly reminding yourself of the  things that are  right in life. Taking just 60 seconds a day to stop and appreciate  the  good things will make  a huge  difference.

3. Look for the  Proof Instead of Making Assumptions
A fear of not being liked or accepted sometimes leads us to assume  that we  know what others are  thinking, but our fears are  usually not reality. If you have  a fear that a friend or family member's bad mood is due  to something you did, or that your co-workers are  secretly gossiping about you when you turn your back, speak up and ask them. Don't waste  time  worrying that you did something wrong unless you have  proof that there  is something to worry about.Leadership by example  is important in coaching. A coaching leader loses credibility when he/she  cannot practice  what he/she  preaches. This means that a coaching leader should be  well organized, highly competent is his/her field, communicates openly and encourages feedback, and has a clear idea of the  organization’s vision-mission-goals. By vicarious and purposive  learning, members catch the  same  good practices and attitudes from the  coaching leader, turning them into coaching leaders themselves. If a member experiences good coaching, he/she  is most likely to do the  same  things when entrusted with formal leadership roles.

4. Refrain from Using Absolutes
Have  you ever told a partner "You're  ALWAYS late!" or complained to a friend "You NEVER call me!"? Thinking and speaking in absolutes like  'always' and 'never' makes the  situation seem worse  than it is, and programs your brain into believing that certain people  are  incapable  of delivering.

5. Detach From Negative  Thoughts
Your thoughts can't hold any power over you if you don't judge  them. If you notice  yourself having a negative  thought, detach from it, witness it, and don't follow it.