How many of us see ourselves clearly?

And I don’t just mean at work.

For years I didn't know about my ADHD.

For years I saw me as almost good enough.

And late-identified ADHDers tell me this all the time

"I wish I'd known sooner."

The ripple effect of clarity isn't just backward.

You're letting go of things like:

🙈Decades of "why can't I just…"
🙈The job you forced yourself to want
🙈Relationships where you played small
🙈Shame disguised as self-improvement
🙈The version of you that had to prove worth

And you're also building toward:

💜A life you don't need to recover from.

The past doesn't disappear.

Late-identified ADHD means you're building the rest on purpose.