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Cameron Herold argues that his attention-deficit disorder functions as a "superpower" that enables him to notice market signals, customer and supplier behavior, and small data points others might miss. He uses this broad noticing to spot many potential opportunities, then prioritizes and delegates which ideas to act on rather than pursuing every idea immediately.

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