I used to think my brain was a problem. Purely defective. A manufacturing error. Sitting in meetings, watching other people know exactly when to raise their hand and remember action items without writing them down? Pure magic to me. I’d be nodding along, secretly panicking because my mind had already left the building and was planning my next project or wondering if I could build something to make meetings less boring. Sound familiar? Well, guess what? That problem brain of yours? It might also be an asset.
Yes, I agree - but actually starting a business (any business) requires funding (in most cases, whether as capital or finance, from inheritance) and a culture that views individual entrepreneurs as on the same level of trustworthiness and creditworthiness as employees. Banks, insurers and even passport issuers don't see it that way and in many cases spouses and families are the same. People with ADHD are not social islands.
Yes, I agree - but actually starting a business (any business) requires funding (in most cases, whether as capital or finance, from inheritance) and a culture that views individual entrepreneurs as on the same level of trustworthiness and creditworthiness as employees. Banks, insurers and even passport issuers don't see it that way and in many cases spouses and families are the same. People with ADHD are not social islands.