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Justin Timberlake
He has shared that he has both ADHD and OCD, which fuel his creativity, focus, and drive for perfection.
Will Smith
He has shared how neurodiversity shapes his creativity and success, encouraging others to embrace different ways of thinking for growth and innovation.
Chen Yixin
She revealed her ADHD diagnosis in 2023 to help normalize the condition and encourage acceptance.
Simone Biles
She was assessed with ADHD as a child and has taken medication since. She’s been vocal about breaking stigma and encourages young people to embrace their diagnosis.
Steve Jobs
He demonstrated intense focus, unconventional thinking, and relentless drive. These strengths shaped his creativity and vision, enabling him to reimagine technology and design.
Bill Gates
He embodies many strengths, like extraordinary focus, analytical depth, and a passion for solving complex problems. These qualities not only fueled his creation of Microsoft but also continue to drive his global impact in technology, health, and philanthropy.
Albert Einsten
He is often seen as a symbol of neurodiversity. His unique way of thinking, deep focus, and unconventional perspective are thought to reflect traits of autism or ADHD, differences that helped him revolutionize physics.
Richard Branson
Disruptive thinking, deep focus, and an unconventional leadership style.
Barbara Corcoran
She was overcoming early academic struggles to become a real estate mogul.
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How can i thrive in a non-inclusive workplace?
Neurodivergent people can still succeed in non-inclusive workplaces by using their own systems, setting boundaries, focusing on strengths, and getting support when needed. Staying self-aware and protecting their energy helps them manage and do well, even in tough environments.
How do i talk about my neurodivergence without feeling judged?
Education and self-advocacy are important. Explain your neurodivergence as a strength — like creativity, unique problem-solving, or hyperfocus. Simple analogies can help too, for example comparing ADHD to a computer with too many tabs open.
I just got assessed (diagnosed) – what now?
Take a deep breath and know you’re not broken. You’re finally understanding yourself. Finding out can feel overwhelming, but it’s the start of a meaningful journey. Connect with others in our community, explore helpful resources, and remember: there’s no “right” way to be neurodivergent. You belong here.
How do i manage overwhelm?
Overwhelm is real, can lead to burnout, and recognizing it is the first step. Start with basics, like are you getting enough sleep, eating regularly, and taking breaks? Create a ‘sensory first aid kit’ – noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, calming scents. Practice saying no to non-essential commitments. Schedule ‘nothing time’ like you would any important appointment. Rest is required for anyone.
Where can i find a neurodivergent community?
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