Wait, do people with ADHD actually get THAT good at all of their side quests?? Im like, “well, I learned how to doggy paddle, better move on to the next thing now…”

Having that version would be nice, instead of the version that you lose interest before actually making any money from something

Ha ha 35 years as insurance exec (but with about 20 different companies) then gardening instructor for adults with learning difficulties, then at 53 did a law degree got a 2:1 Hons, then moved to Spain and worked in a restaurant kitchen till COVID hit! Now at 66 finally retired. Never diagnosed but going through process now, i mean how did I not know lol!! 🤣🤣🤣

As a 35 year old biology student who is also a writer and gardener with a 10 year career in marketing… yes 🤣

Or “before I accidentally started pursuing this career in a very niche field I was essentially doing nothing and before that I was a waitress/dogwalker/barista/etc”

Sometimes it be like before I got my PhD I was an addict and worked in hospitality..

Lmao all or nothing baby.

No, forreal! Cuz how did I casually have a gym and an online marketing business, while working a covid unit? Now, I’m pursuing a PHD in clinical health psychology. 🥹 Baaaaby, when it works it works!

you just made me think of someone I recently wrote a paper on - @astro_johnmcfall is a paralympic medalist, a trauma & orthopaedic surgeon, and now the first disabled astronaut w/ the ESA; it's a lot of impressive accomplishments! not sure if he has ADHD though lol