We are everywhere: we might be the charismatic boss who goes over and beyond to create a fun work place, the messy employee who is always late but takes on work beyond what is expected and pushes themselves to burnout, the quiet kid at the back of the classroom who seems disengaged but is the leader in the school yard. The overwhelmed mother who struggles with piles of clothes, the youth leader who knows every kid by name and treats them as their own. 

People with ADHD are a bit more colorful, a bit more enthusiastic and often fun to be around, but they can easily get exhausted, burnt out and struggle with organisation, impulse control and shame after a life trying to fit into a tight, neurotypical world.