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In the context of this metaphor, I would describe ADHD as the inability to get into the zone despite desperately wanting to, and the inability to get out of the
by dhc02 3y ago
In the context of this metaphor, I would describe ADHD as the inability to get into the zone despite desperately wanting to, and the inability to get out of the zone despite desperately trying to.
Lots of zone time, very little aimed at the targets you'd prefer.
- runeofdoom 3y agoVery well put. As someone who has been diagnosed and struggled with it all my life, you've captured it really succinctly.
- lvturner 3y agoThe problems for me really began when I was no longer able to get in to any zone -- part of this came with a shift in to more managerial roles and constantly having to split my attention between multiple people and projects. The diagnosis has at a minimum put a lot of context on to large parts of my life and the medication leaves me with some energy left over at the end of the day instead of collapsing like a zombie into the sofa. Still a work in progress.