Bio: Art book creator | Project manager | Traveler (15 countries) | Speak 4 languages | Geek at heart

Bio: Single mother (33), Daughter of the Most High Heavenly Father. Radically changed at 2019🦋Mural art, lettering, music, writing NEVER QUIT. Just Pray.

Bio: A CCS animation major dedicated to show neurodivergent people that they are capable of amazing things through the art of animated cartoons

Bio: My purpose is to Serve people feel more confident, loved and powerful. To Create the life of their Dreams. And for so I'm helping myself with mine ;)

Bio: Diagnosed ADD. Worked at Cisco Norway and Cisco UK as Lead User Interface Engineer. Rapid App Development Consultant.

Bio: Wanna make-do all things!!! Artsy, craftsy, musicky, nature-y, travel-ly, game-y! Please call me Shirral, I'm not a huge fan of "Agata" :)

Bio: I am a law student and a drummer 🥁

Bio: I am ready to break through and rise above

Bio: 14 yrs ago I began my entrepreneurial journey with ADHD & experienced how much that can suck.. Now I help people like me avoid the sucky part.

Bio: Late-diagnosed ADHDer at 38. Work remotely from India in Private Equity. I help companies grow in India through Business Development work.

Bio: Nurse, municipal politician, mom, stepmom and wife.

Bio: 🌸ADHS 🌸Chronisch 🌸HochSensitiv ARTgerechter Alltag 🧘🏼‍♀️ENERGIE & Leichtigkeit 🌸Gesehen 🌸Gefühlt 🌸 Gehalten Gold💛-Mentoring y Más

Bio: Creative overwhelm with art supplies and ideas and piles of books and outdated papers. Send help! 😂😎🐾

Bio: Mom of 2 boys ages 18 and 22, former midwife turned evangelist for Christ! So happy to have found my ADHD tribe here. Blessings and LET'S GOOOO!!!! 😍

Bio: ‘Retired’ probation officer. Love the Planet and the People. Fav song: "It's a Small World After All" (see lyrics). Aged 67 diagnosed 3 years ago.

Bio: After a long successful career in loosing jobs and move around, I got late-diagnosed at 50y. Have acc partner. Nature is king. Cabin is my castle.

Bio: I am a social scientist researcher and PhD student in social work. We have come a long way, baby.