Hey everyone! I'm Mark, 47, from Tucson, Arizona. Just joined the group and figured I'd introduce myself. I'm a late-diagnosed AuDHDer, and I gotta say, finding out how my brain actually works has been one hell of an experience. It's crazy looking back at 40+ years of your life and suddenly having explanations for things that never made sense before. I've always been the guy who could figure out some ridiculously complicated problem but struggle with things that seem so simple for everyone else. And the number of things going on in my head at any given moment is just stupid. 😂 Once I started understanding my brain instead of trying to fight it, I started realizing I could actually use some of this stuff to my advantage. I've since built a pet waste removal business with my son, started a web development company that's built hundreds of websites, and somehow gotten myself into building software, AI agents, and all kinds of automation systems. I'm mostly self-taught. I get interested in something, go down a rabbit hole, and next thing I know I'm building something I didn't even could be a think a few hours earlier. And apparently I have absolutely no idea how to stop starting new projects. 🤣 Don't get me wrong, there's still plenty about AuDHD that kicks my ass. But I spent so much of my life focused on what I couldn't do that I never really stopped to think about what I could do. That's actually one of the reasons I joined this group. I'm really curious what everyone else has discovered about themselves since getting diagnosed. Have you found things you're surprisingly good at? Things you always did that suddenly make sense? Any weird little superpowers you didn't even realize you had? I can't be the only one who feels like they've spent half their life trying to figure out the instruction manual for their own brain. 😂 Anyway, glad to be here. Looking forward to hearing everyone's stories!