Your darkest hour may be the moment you make your greatest contribution, for then you are in the crucible where miracles are born.
When times are hard you might relate to Robert L. May’s tragic and inspiring true story of the making of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”. Many people are overjoyed when they hear this story, and surprised they’d never heard it before…

Right in the midst of the Great Depression, Bob struggled to keep it together through Christmastime. His wife was dying of cancer, the medical bills were piling up and his 4 year old daughter was depending on him to be strong. Brokenhearted, desperate and overwhelmed with medical expenses, Bob was given the job to write an uplifting children’s “animal story” for a department store called Montgomery Ward. This was to be a Christmas promotional coloring book.

How do you write a jubilant children’s story when your heart is breaking and your life is collapsing?

Bob didn’t have the luxury of failing, so he focused on the two things that brought him strength …

Madame de Staël, a French-Swiss champion of women’s rights and a major opponent to Napolean from the late 1700s said, “One must choose in life between boredom and suffering.”

Wayseers have very low tolerances for boredom. We are sensation seekers. We crave action and excitement. In fact we don’t just crave action … we need it.

So if Madame de Staël is right – and I believe she is – our Wayseer temperaments, which drive us to avoid boredom at all costs, also drive us straight into suffering. We suffer because we can’t stand to be bored.…

This week, on the eve of 11/1/11, we reached 7 billion human souls living on this planet. Approximately 700 Million of those souls are Wayseers – like you. 700 Million Wayseers worldwide, here to resurrect what society denied.

“The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.
We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.”
~ Albert Einstein

I offer you 3 simple prerogatives to replace the thousand rules of society …

Turn on. Turn on to what you are. As a Wayseer, you are one of the most inspired souls on the planet. You have so little neurological repression, your mind is wide open to strokes of genius. You won’t “fit in” to societal norms, because you’re not normal. You’re a natural born pioneer. Own it.

Tune in. Tune in to transcendent love, to God, to the truth, to the immaculate organizing intelligence of life – to the Way. It doesn’t matter what you call it. It just matters …

No jobs for a misled, mis-educated generation.
According to The Wall Street Journal, hundreds of thousands of new college graduates are entering a work force that has no use for them. While two million U.S. college grads remain unemployed, kids with $200k educations are competing for jobs waiting and busing tables, delivering pizzas, serving as bouncers at night clubs and baristas at Starbucks. Those who’ve gone the distance to earn Ivy League law degrees may be joining other Ivy League law grads working as census takers, file clerks, and substitute teachers. Sorry Class of 2010, your education has failed.

If you’re a recent college grad, you’ve likely spent your entire academic life training to be irrelevant in our new economy. Not only that but you’re likely to be tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt for an “education” whose economic bubble just burst.

It’s not your fault. It’s not your teachers’ fault. It’s our education system’s fault, which – like all industrial era machines – keeps churning out students just the …

Q: “Is being a Wayseer often widespread within a family?”

My Answer: Yes. Being a Wayseer has been shown to run in families. One gene associated with being a Wayseer is DRD4 7R, which runs in families. It is a genetic trait that has been shown by the human genome project to be a positively selected gene – meaning that over the history of humanity it’s been a good and helpful trait to have.…

Q: “Hi! How are you? All your information is amazing!!! I have used your tips and suggestions and they have effectively helped me turn my pain into power. I am now pursuing a degree in child and youth care. I have gone from staying in bed, going through the motions and having no sense of normalcy, to a proactive, optimistic, self-confident straight A student! I now have hope and a new way of living… THANK YOU!!! I am doing a stigma reduction/reframing disabilities project. I am wondering if you have information more specific to stigma reduction and ADD, and if you know any other Wayseers who might be interested in working with me on this? Thank you so much, again for everything.”

My Answer: Glad to hear it! You can find a great community working on issues like those and a whole lot more information on stigma reduction and how to harness strengths unique to Wayseers inside Wayseers.org. There is a large and growing community of people inside Wayseers.org who are focused on how …

Why does it seem like the unique qualities of Olympic superstars are also the very symptoms of ADHD?

With the impulsive and “reckless” Bode Miller — who has been known to be easily distracted with partying and socializing — winning another Olympic gold medal, right on the heels of Shaun White’s hyperactive and rebellious display of loose-cannon greatness. It all may start to make you wonder if the qualities of impulsiveness, hyperactivity, “unnecessary” risk-taking, and rebellion — all normally associated with ADHD — may also be the keys to success for U.S. Olympic superstars. Michael Phelps speaks openly about his ADHD diagnosis; and it seems that instead of being something he had to overcome, his symptoms of ADHD, like abundant energy, restlessness and hyper-focus, may have given him a supernormal capacity to triumph as an Olympic athlete.

ADHD — long viewed as a disability — is proving itself to be quite an asset in the Olympic games. Hyperactivity, thrill-seeking, recklessness, hyper-focus, rebelliousness and impulsiveness — all primary “symptoms” of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are proving …