My wife has ADHD and to get through her university degree she had to learn time and attention management. The thing is though, these strategies would actually b

My wife has ADHD and to get through her university degree she had to learn time and attention management. The thing is though, these strategies would actually be immensely valuable to anyone, but because most us don’t need them, we don’t learn them. As a result of all that hard work she turned out to be a much better student than the majority of her peers. Those skills transferred almost seamlessly into project and task management. There are a lot of stories like that, where that problematic past you talk about, give people some really valuable skills. Of course a lot of people don’t succeed in their struggle, and I think most people who do, would still rather be “normal”, but you shouldn’t disqualify people because they’ve had to struggle.