Your ADHD pattern recognition is creating your own luck.
You don’t need to white-knuckle success. Your brain is already wired to notice opportunities others miss.
Did you know you can train it even more?
Here’s how it works:
Pattern connection = dopamine burst
ADHD brains = low baseline, but more reactive
Each connection = more pleasure + reinforcement
Which makes us even better at spotting patterns
Try this exercise: “A Few of My Favorite Things”
Days 1–3 → Deliberate scanning
Pick one thing that makes you happy (flowers, tattoos, humorous T-shirts).
Actively look for examples throughout the day.
Days 4–6 → Passive detection
Choose a favorite thing, but don’t hunt.
Let them pop out at you.
Days 7+ → Interesting mode
Decide to notice “something interesting.”
Let your unconscious decide what qualifies.
This trains the pattern → dopamine → awareness loop.
Why it works:
Days 1–3: Deliberate scanning
· You’re steering your attention on purpose (“Find flowers. Find tattoos.”).
· Each time you spot one, your brain gets a small dopamine reward for matching prediction with reality.
Days 4–6: Passive detection
· Now you stop hunting and let things stand out on their own.
· This builds trust in your unconscious mind, which is constantly scanning in the background. That’s intuition in action—fast pattern recognition beneath awareness.
Days 7+: Interesting mode
· You set a loose goal, “something interesting”, and let your brain decide what qualifies.
· Here your imaginative and intuitive systems work together, strengthening the bridge between curiosity and intuition.
The big shift:
You move from effortful noticing → effortless awareness.
That’s how white-knuckling turns into what looks like luck.
Plus you’re bringing more joy into your everyday life.
This is what it means to live an Enhanced Life.
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