Welcome to Hacking Your ADHD, part of the ADHD Rewired Podcast Network. I'm your host,

William Kerb, and I have ADHD. On this podcast, I dig into the tools, tactics, and best

practices to help you work with your ADHD brain. As I'm getting ready to head into the holidays,

I thought I'd deliver you something a bit different for your podcast player.

A story.

I don't want to give anything away, so get snuggled in and prepare yourself for

The Dog and the Dragon by Brandon Sanderson.

Thank you. The Dragon by Brandon Sanderson. The Dog and the Dragon by Brandon Sanderson.

Read by Amanda Wedwick Kerb.

There is an inn that you cannot find on your own.

You must stumble across it on a misty street, late at night, lost and uncertain in a strange city.

The door has a wheel on it, but the sign bears no name.

If you find the place and wander inside, you'll meet a young man behind the bar.

He has no name. He cannot tell it to you should he want to. It's been taken from him.

But he'll know you as he knows everyone who enters the inn. He'll listen to everything you want to

tell him, and you will want to talk to him.

And if you ask him for a story, he'll share one, like he shared with me. I will now share it with you.

This story is a meaningless one. You must not search for a moral. It isn't that kind of story, you see. It's the

other kind of story. This story is called The Dog and the Dragon. The Dragon was a brilliant

pearlescent color with silver running along the contours of its body. One day, the dog saw this dragon flying overhead.

The dog marveled, as one might expect. He had never seen anything so majestic or grand.

The dragon soared in the sky, shimmering with iridescent colors in the sunlight. When it curved around and

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