I am a woman in my early 30s who was formally diagnosed at Christmas 2008 as ADHD/Inattentive. I hate the label, but it at least explains some of the tendencies as a genetic mindset instead of failing to live up to some idea of a perfect me that I’m never going to achieve.
I’ve never really felt I should have to apologize for being myself, but have had some serious questions about my perceived failings. I now have the courage to approach things in a different manner, not apologize for it, and really start working on my strengths, instead of trying to focus on my weaknesses.
I’m giving entrepreneurship another shot working to change careers to something I love more, and pursuing a degree in coaching with a desire to work with high-achieving ADD people, entrepreneurs and others who benefit from seeing the big picture.
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