The Unbelievable like Us

If you're like me attempting different approaches to better yourself or some new change with anything can be intimidating.  I am not disciplined enough but I have the means and the will to be this way for sure.  One thing I keep in mind from my childhood is practice makes perfect.  

Having ADHD can display as lazy or undisciplined but we're definitely not stupid. I consider my ADHD as a gift and I know I'm talented. We, fellow ADHDers, will do what we planned with the proper guidance and eventually the warrior mentality will emerge. Please continue to find your way because we need to understand that we will not be misunderstood. Stay on your path and your new journey will be best remembered for that clear attention.

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