This hit me hard: I've spent my whole life organizing things into bins and boxes and then losing track of everything, but when things are in piles I know exactly where they are. Turns out my brain isn't broken. I've just been fighting it with systems that were never built for how I actually think.

Just finished the first section of my ADHD Snapshot and it pointed out something I didn't expect. The compassion I'd give to my younger self about not being "lazy" is the exact thing I'm still withholding from myself today. Also, someone finally explained my brain better than the "too many tabs" metaphor. Apparently it's not about too many thoughts. It's about having no built-in system to prioritize them.