Category: ADHD

Living — and working — with ADHD means navigating a brain wired for curiosity and chaos. These posts explore ways to turn that into an advantage.
A woman looks upward in a kitchen, her expression tense and controlled, holding back frustration she chooses not to voice.

Warrior vs Worrier: The difference between hope and proof

A writer sits alone at his desk in low blue light, gazing at the screen in quiet concentration.

The Architecture of Attention: Debugging the Dopamine Loop

A female talent manager, lit by late-afternoon sunlight, stares thoughtfully at her computer screen. Her expression conveys quiet hesitation and empathy as she reviews a job application.

My brain is not a buzzword

Man in glasses sits in a gaming chair at home, phone in hand, eyes glazed in quiet absorption as warm lamplight and screen glow illuminate his face.

Engineering Compassion for a Distracted Mind

A woman sits frozen at her desk after a video call, illuminated by the cold glow of her laptop and a warm desk lamp, her expression tense and anxious as she replays what just happened.

When Words Run Faster Than Thought

A professional sits at his desk late at night, lit by the blue glow of a laptop and warm lamplight behind, caught in reflective hesitation.

The Fear Behind the Label: What ADHD Diagnosis Might Take Away

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