It’s funny how we can live with a condition our entire lives, being acutely aware of how much it affects our daily lives on a grand scale, and yet simultaneously we normalize living with the condition to a point where we are completely oblivious to all the minute ways it shapes our day-to-day lives in every action we take.

ADHD brains are wired for creativity, curiosity, and quick thinking—but focus, organization, and task follow-through? Not so much. That’s where external tools come in.

When it comes to ADHD knowledge is power. Learning all you can about your ADHD and where you struggle can help you find better tools to cope

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