I'm also a professional man who has held an ever advancing role at the same company for more than 10 years now and I was diagnosed as the "poster child of ADD" just the other day by my neurologist. After re-reading comments in old report cards dating back to Kindergarten it was all there, but my intelligence and talents saved me from some of the deep troubles others fall into. However, as I've grown older and it takes a whole lot more than just being smart (like at home when you have kids) and I've fallen into big troubles.

As for whoever says everyone has ADD... they'd be only about 4.5% right, and that's a serious F-. Can't say I ever performed that badly, and I have ADD =p lol