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Transcriber: Minh-Hung Nguyen Reviewer: Hani Eldalees Most of the time, when you think of somebody with ADHD, this is what you think of. But now I’d like for you to meet Sally. Sally is an incredibly creative person. She has a master's in fine arts from Boston University. She’s the person that people at work come to if they need fresh ideas. Sally has ADHD. So Sally is driving down the road and there’s this constant conversation going on inside her head. She’s thinking, why did I have to look at that last email? I thought it was going to take me two minutes to write a response, and 20 minutes later, the stupid thing still isn’t written. And I’m late. And I would say I’m going to do better next time. But I say that every single day and nothing changes. So what’s the deal? And then friends and family, people who love Sally, say things like, you forgot. How could you forget? I told you 10 times. Are you listening to me? Do we need to get your ears checked? Are you just not paying atte...
