Neurodiversity

I believe everyone is unique, and some are more unique. Neurodivergent individuals learn, think, and process information in unique ways. They typically have one or more of the following, though this is certainly not a comprehensive list. - adhd - dyslexia - autism

I'm not a doctor, and I cannot provide medical advice or a diagnosis for anyone or myself. The meaning of these concepts may change over time, so I'll write more on this topic later.

Typical symptoms include some positives such as the ability to hyper-focus on details and non-linear thinking, as well as some negatives like difficulty with reading numbers or frustration with changes in plans.