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by annie_muss 5y ago
Essentially my whole working life has been like this. I probably have one or two good work days per month. The rest of the time it really goes no where. I was diagnosed with ADHD at 30. This seems to be a big part of it. I would recommend
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Ask HN: What are the best jobs and roles for someone with ADHD?
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by annie_muss 5y ago
Lots of people will come in here with technological solutions. Adding limiting software and blockers may help with some aspects of a phone distraction habit, but they're unlikely to solve the problem long term. The first step is to not
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by annie_muss 5y ago
I've never been a coffee drinker, but I drink one or two cups of tea a day. Maybe it helps a tiny bit, but I haven't really noticed.
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by annie_muss 5y ago
I was diagnosed as a 30 year-old. Here are some things that might help. * Accept it and be realistic about it. ADHD is a disorder. There is no cure. Don't expect it to go away or for you some system, drug or technique to reduce it to
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by annie_muss 5y ago
I was diagnosed almost a year ago at age 30. I think 'How would this help me?' is a great question to explore. I'm quite different to you as I struggle to maintain a full time job or a consistent relationship. Adults with ADH
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by annie_muss 5y ago
ADHD has a large negative effect on my life. Professionally: I did very well in high school and then came very close to failing out of college. I am in my thirties and I have had many jobs. My average time on a job is less than 6 months. N