About – ADHD as a Skill Set

Stuart L. Cohen

“In my mid-40’s the mystery of me was solved: I am WIRED to be WIRED! Ever since, my mission is identifying, embracing, managing my deficits and maximizing my surpluses.”

The case of his quirkiness cracked, the past made sense and the new journey would commence. ADHD provides Stuart the gifts of abundant energy, creativity and tenacity (aka superpower surpluses). Along with it comes impulsivity, impatience, implacability and a hearty dose of RSD. Personally and professionally, Stuart has experienced stunning successes and fabulous failures. Today, he refuses to allow ADHD to be his KRYPTONITE.

Stuart is a master motivator/enter-trainer on stage and a serial solopreneur at heart. He brings audiences a refreshing, uplifting voice in Entrepreneurship, Salesmanship, Leadership, and Stuart-ship.

An accomplished corporate executive turned full-time entrepreneur, he has keynoted internationally and coached since 2008.

Stuart is the founder of Resort For a Day™ which he built from the ground-up. World Travel Holdings acquired the business in 2013 and today it is the world’s largest seller of hotel day passes for cruisers.

Stuart has completed 15 half-marathons, 2 marathons and is currently training to complete the St. Jude Memphis Ironman 70.3 (October, 2021).

He is a certified integrative health coach (Institute for Integrative Health) and resides with wife Kimberly Joi Cohen (a board certified cardiovascular nurse practitioner) near Memphis, TN.

Stuart is the founder and co-president of ADHD AS A SKILL SET, LLC. He and co-president Mark Miller will be publishing ADHD AS A SKILL SET™ in 2021.

Contact Stuart

Phone: (901) 209-4111
Email: stuart@stuartlloydcohen.com
Web Site: stuartlloydcohen.com
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Mark F. Miller, PhD, CPLC, AAC

“After receiving my diagnosis, it gradually began to make sense. Understanding that years of struggles, years of almost-getting-there outcomes, were because I really didn’t know who I was or what I wanted and, ‘Squirrel!,’ shiny objects caught my attention.

I don’t have a deficit of attention, but an extreme variability. I don’t have a disorder, but a difference. Authors Hallowell, Ratey, Giwerc and others helped me realize that. I now know that where I am is where I need to be – participating in the ADHD awareness community and helping ADDers find out who they are and where they need to be.”

Mark Miller has lived the life of a typical ADDer, alternating from the highest of highs (rarely) to the lowest of lows (often,) from exceptional grades to below average. When at age 50, he was diagnosed with ADHD, his world began to change.

Mark read Driven To Distraction, by Hallowell and Ratey, leading to much researching and learning about ADD. He informally coached several students and employees having significant work/life issues, became certified as a Life Coach, and ultimately as an ADHD coach. He has been coaching professionally since 2014.

As an ADDer, Mark is an ADHD Life Coach who can provide added insight and experience because, like his clients, he views the world through a different lens. He’s been there so he truly knows “where they’re coming from.”

He has over 10 years experience coaching students, adults, and employees with ADHD and Asperger Syndrome. His career includes over 20 years in higher education as Registrar, assistant professor, and distance learning administrator; as well as over ten years in business and non-profit technology management.

Mark Miller holds a PhD in Higher Education Administration and Student Personnel from the University of Mississippi, is a Certified Professional Life Coach – CPLC (Life Coach Institute), and an ADDCA Associate Coach – AAC (ADD Coaching Academy.) He is a member of ADDA and CHADD.

Mark is the founder of ADHD Memphis, LLC and Virtual ADHD Life Coaching, and is co-president of ADHD AS A SKILL SET™, LLC. He and partner Stuart Cohen are publishing ADHD AS A SKILL SET™ in 2021.

Contact Mark

Phone: (901) 209-9425
Email: mark@virtualadhdlifecoach.com
Web Site: virtualadhdlifecoach.com
Linkedin: drmarkfmiller
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