ADHD Career Seekers - Ask yourself this.

Happy adults have one thing in common - they choose to do something that fuels their interest and keeps them motivated, even if they're not good at it at first. If you're struggling to find your purpose, ask yourself this: what do you love doing enough that you're willing to do it badly? What are you willing to keep working on, even if it's not perfect? Remember, it's never too late to start pursuing your passions. 💪🏼❤️ #findyourpassion #motivation #nevertoolate #keepgoing #workinprogress

[@vanoliale]

I just want to work 5 hours a day and have enough money to dedicate time to my hobbies. I don't want a calling or whatever

[@dianavp9054]

Never did find my purpose. Brain is constantly on overwhelm. I consider my day as adequate if I was able to get up before 10am, do dishes, laundry, clean kitchen, eat, exercise, and walk the dog. If I have minimal back and neck pain, it was good. Anything more is a bonus. "What do you want to do when you grow up" was always the wrong question for me. My question was "who am I?" At 67 and retired 10 years, I'm still searching and realizing this neurodivergent "weirdo" is seeking people who get me, and most likely am ADHD and ASD.

[@CarenMagill]

I understand this thought process. I had it too. But eventually I stopped looking for the answer to "who am I" and started accepting the human that I am. Because that is the answer to that question. You are you!!

[@dianavp9054]

@@CarenMagill Good point.

[@JanineKlingele]

? I think it is a C.K Chesterson paraphrased "anything worth doing is worth doing badly" I cling to this ideal... It soothes my overwhelming fears of inadiquicy and perfection

[@KidLeo8869]

I'm 53 with ADHD... is imposter syndrome common.?

[@CarenMagill]

yes!

[@plantstho6599]

43 Autism and ADHD. Massage therapist. I think my massage is terrible. The clients who do get it say I'm the best on earth (the wealthy ones who travel and get massage in other countries). I've heard this several times from people in different cities. Thing is I know I'm not operating at a fraction of a percent of my capabilities. So I'm still not happy with my skill level.

[@fleurmal7648]

I have nothing I enjoy that can pay the bills... the things I am good at in a job make me miserable

[@geemail369]

The "willing to do it badly" part really helps me reframing the issue towards locating the *_drive_* in my life! 👍🏻

[@NieroshaiTheSable]

I'm too poor to fail professionally until I finally get good at my interests.

[@Mr.G-di6uq]

What sucks is I had job interviews for my dream job. I hid the ADHD portion because I feel it's a turn-off when prospective employers find out. When I look at my resume I look like the biggest loser on paper. So many jobs in such a short duration. The urge to quit a job is so strong and being married with a kid added additional drama. You feel overwhelmed, stressed, confused as to why you would quit a job without having another lined up, frustrated, annoyed, aggressive at times, etc. You come across as bipolar. I hate not working, it's been several months. I'm finally at a point where people look at my resume and know that I'm high risk. The job that I applied to was very dynamic. I would be doing something new daily. I wouldn't have a chance to get "bored". No one will hire me but I can't blame them if I am honest with myself. ADHD is exhausting.

[@MrBololicious]

Currently in the struggling to find phase

[@elaynegriffith]

Writing novels! Dagnabbit.

[@alintje11]

I love theatre, drawing, and painting. Hard to make enough money with that

[@plantstho6599]

The problem for me is that what I want and what I'm trying to do does not exist in this world or this dimension yet.

[@sitibear]

I love the raccoon animation!!!

[@trishmcelderry4762]

Loved the raccoon clip. What's it from? Thanks for your videos.

[@CarenMagill]

It's just stock video

[@cateclism316]

I'm still finding the thing!

[@Sodapopra86]

Thank you ❤️

[@cl1169]

Very attractive woman.