Revealing The Invisible Me

You and your book have inspired and motivated me. What rings true in the book is your immense resilience. Your ability to reinvent yourself and take things through to success… some of them maybe not to where you wanted them… but far closer than most people will achieve.

I love how you structured it, the tone was just right and it was highly readable (I did it in almost a single sitting). I saw you all the way through, and I saw myself through you. The book is such a handy reference guide for dealing with all this stuff.

The book is brilliant Nick...it flows naturally, and is extremely engaging. It reads like a clear window into your journey where the emotion and struggle is evident, but without feeling any blame attached & all beautifully balanced with the clear lessons learnt at each section. For what it's worth, you've always been an amazing mentor to me and I am hugely thankful for all your support over the years.

I read your book last night, I thought it was fantastic. Well done. You should be proud

I have just finished the book. Wow, what a powerful read, I will admit to a few tears too.

Well I have just read your whole book this evening! I laughed, I cried, I resonated with so much. Thank you for writing this book - it has helped me even more to realise that I am not weird and I am as much a worthy human being as everyone else!

Nick gave me a copy just before I went away. I know Nick well, but his openness about living with ADHD gave me insights into experiences that aren't always visible to those around us. What surprised me was how much of the book reaches beyond ADHD - the importance of having a clear purpose, perfectionism, dealing with disappointment and perceived failure, self-limiting beliefs and imposter syndrome, amongst many others. Congratulations to Nick for telling such a personal story so openly and authentically.

Reading your book, I’m amazed by your openness and honesty. Telling total strangers about your darkest times is courageous. Thank you for being your funny, clever, easy- going self

Your book was great. So very human and down to earth and written in a way that was good for my ADHD brain. You've done a great job and I could hear your voice saying it. Made me sad that things had been so hard for you, but some of those stories seem so far away from the man I see working with me.

I’ve just finished your book and I wanted to let you know that I thought it was brilliant. Brutally honest, thought-provoking, interesting and engaging. You are incredibly talented. Thank you for writing this book and sharing your life with us all - we are all richer because of it.

Have read your book and I am amazed at the depth and timeline of your disorder. You must be so very proud of the way you are currently combating it ,plus now ultimately using it to your advantage, via your business. It’s an excellent book for people like me to try and understand, but I guess it’s real benefit is for helping those people with ADHD to manage and move forward accordingly.

Congratulations. I think it takes considerable courage to share your story as openly as you have, and you have produced something that I found genuinely compelling.

Part of that was being reminded of just how much you’ve achieved during your working life, but I also found the insights into living with ADHD really valuable. As you know, I have family and clients living with ADHD, so there was plenty in there that helped me understand some of their experiences