This has all been coming together for me in the last two weeks, including the article on "learning to unlearn perfectionism." After 34 years of ADHD (inattentiv

This has all been coming together for me in the last two weeks, including the article on "learning to unlearn perfectionism." After 34 years of ADHD (inattentiveness), I'm well versed in all the type A tricks for knocking out tasks, but noticed how they worked in reverse priorty order. Was stubborn to try to adapting, to make it work for me, but this community has helped. I realized I was "laterally productive" in college when I had an overloaded priority list. I spent a lot of time trying to clear my list up by abstaining from things I liked with the goal of having more time to focus on high priority tasks. The self deception makes complete sense to me, but I don't know if I can ascribe fake priority to things. Weird wiring, that you have to deprioritize important tasks to do the important tasks.