“A very famous piece of advice around creativity... kill your darlings... the weirdest ones, the things that don't belong together is a shortcut to your voice.”

Adam Reed · The ADHD Skills Lab · When Losing Interest Isn't Failure: ADHD and Creativity

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advocates "kill your darlings" as a shortcut to find your unique voice, especially for ADHD minds with many interests

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