Just started the ADHD Awakening Assessment and already realized something: I stopped starting new things not because I'm lazy, but to protect myself from the pain of not finishing. Being distracted isn't the problem - it is the escape hatch to avoid failure. Curious to see what else this uncovers.

Just got my ADHD Snapshot, and one line stopped me cold. For years I found a name that explained part of me but always felt I was "still missing something." Turns out the same feeling shows up three times across my answers. I can lose hours in genealogy but can't start the housework I can clearly see - and now I understand why. At 77, I'm not too old to find the piece I've been chasing.