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Becomes frustrated or overwhelmed with long forms or sequential processes.
Thrives in careers where visual-spatial/kinesthetic talents can be realized: For example – Entrepreneurs, Engineers, Trades (carpentry, plumbing, electrical), Artisans, Interior Decorating, Actors, Musicians, Police/Investigation, Athletes, and Business Executives (usually with staff/assistants).
Difficulty with tests – passing standardized tests can be a barrier to career advancement.
Highly successful/over achiever, or considered “not working up to potential.” Either way, displays extreme work ethic.
May be a perfectionist and overreact when they make a mistake.
Out-of-the-box thinker or operates with very strict rules for themselves.
Learns best through hands-on experience, demonstrations, experimentation, observation, and visual aid.
Highly intuitive – known to have “street smarts.”
May be able to sense emotions of others.
Easily distracted/annoyed by noises and other things in environment.
May appear to “zone out” and be unaware that it is happening.
Misspeaks, misuses, or mispronounces words without realizing it.
May have poor balance or is/was very athletic.
May have excellent recall of events that were experienced or not remember at all.
May confuse past conversations or be accused of “not listening.”
Difficulty remembering names of people, remembers faces.
Difficulty reading unfamiliar fonts.
Reading fluency and comprehension fluctuates depending upon subject matter.
Reliance on others (assistants, spouses, significant others) for written correspondence.
Words out of context look “wrong.”
Difficulty with left/right.
Never forgets a place they’ve been.
May have anxiety or stress when driving in unfamiliar places. Relies on others to drive when possible.
May lose track of time and is frequently late – or is highly aware of it and is very rarely late
May have a short fuse or is easily frustrated, angered, or annoyed.
Easily stressed and overwhelmed in certain situations.
Low self-esteem
Sticks to what they know – fear of new tasks or any situation where they are out of comfort zone.
Extremely disorderly or compulsively orderly.
Confusion, stress, physical health issues, time pressure, and fatigue will significantly increase symptoms.
