You have a job — a challenging one, and you also have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Having ADHD as a worker would mean you’re also struggling with issues like impulsivity and inattention, which affects your ability to organize complex projects and accomplish daily tasks.
Are you an ADHD adult having a hard time finishing a task or even starting one? You are not alone. Time has never been ADHD’s best friend. Keeping a to-do list inside your head will never work. Multi-tasking is just not for us. Common scenario: being in the middle of doing something, and then remembering another thing. We then jump to the stuff we remember and totally forget about the original task we were at. Sounds familiar?
Being an adult with ADHD is, in a good way, different. Not just from the majority of the population, but as well as from each other. We are similar but also different in many diverse ways.
In every relationship, communication and anger management is a primary requirement to keep things going smoothly between you and your partner. But when you are a person with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD), these key relationship skills becomes a day-to-day struggle. If you find a hard time working on these or you just give up, you might be jeopardizing your already strained ADHD relationships.
