Colman Noctor

But no, the sleep thing has, as I say, it's been a chronic issue and I've tried most things.

And another thing that's a feature of ADHD, I think you were talking some of the weeks ago about runner's leg, restless leg syndrome, it's commonly seen with ADHD.

And I would get that.

very bad from time to time.

So it's just that kind of pacing and stuff when you're up and down.

I work usually.

I'd maybe write my column for the Examiner or write prep lectures or do something that I was interested in.

Again, I'd always have a project in the sideline that I'd be... I remember, and it's so funny, when I was writing the book,

I remember the editor guy would say, can you give me a draft on that?

And I'd give it back to him in three days time.

And he's like, how did you do this?

Like nobody does.

And then they're going, give me the next bit and I'll go with that again.

And people see that as efficiency.

And I would see people would say to me, Coleman, you're a machine.

I just asked you for that and you've got it.

But in my life, I have two times right now or never.

Do you know what I mean?

So if I don't do this for you straight away,

I don't have any confidence that I'm going to remember to do that.