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I am a 60-year-old person with a very non-linear mind. I am only now
learning that people often don't understand many things I say and respond
by ignoring what I say. I have been diagnosed as having ADD and am taking
medication for this.

My questions are:
Is there any literature about linear vs. non-linear thinking?
Has anyone found a way for organizations to deal with both types of
minds?

john mcintosh

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