10 Signs You Do NOT Have ADHD

Are you worried that you might have ADHD? What are the signs? There are many lists online of 'ADHD Symptoms' that suggest, yes, you DO have ADHD.

Let's take a more upbeat perspective: here are 10 signs that suggest you probably DO NOT have this unique mindset.

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[aliruane]

Made it half way. Zoned out, checked the comments and then the video is finished. Missed the rest. Thanks for the first half though

[rhoadestraveled]

My family & teachers failed me. I've had undiagnosed ADHD since I was a child. “She's a daydreamer, she’s looking out the window instead of paying attention. She has such potential. She needs to apply herself.”

[jornsyy]

Okay I know this was supposed to convince me I DON’T have ADHD… but this felt more like “10 ways to call me out while also making me laugh”

[rayah_v_dc]

Chaos mode- I love it. I feel so zen when other people are freaking out. When things get too structured, I start feeling very anxious.

[czeckeredcat]

I love how each explanation "unintentionally" incorporates ADHD symptoms. A simulation and education in one. Great writing!

[JuliHoffman]

In my family, we used to call it "shiny object syndrome" and my entire family seems to have it. I didn't realize it was actually ADHD until around 5 years ago. We all do awesome in high-stress or crisis situations but struggle with normal, day-to-day stuff. I'm so grateful for videos like yours. It normalizes behaviors that I've been depressed about for decades and just knowing I have ADHD has helped me find better coping strategies which has improved my overall quality of life. So, thank you!

[BrookeYoder]

#11 - you were able to get through this whole video without going back to catch what you missed when your mind wandered.
#12 you waited until the end of the video to comment

[nolarainfatally]

1. You feel like you’re living up to your potential.
2. You finish tasks and projects on time.
3. Your finished projects are actually finished.
4. You read the instructions through and then you followed them in order and you did not think at some point, “this is boring. I have a better idea. I know can do this faster.”.
5. You’ve read the instructions and started the project. And didn’t end up sidetracked on side missions.
6. You rarely lose track of where you are and what you’re doing.
7. Someone you know tells you, “ you seem scattered lately.”
8. You wash and then dry and then fold and then iron and immediately put away your clean laundry. In one day.
9. When things hit the fan and you are in a crisis or panic.
10. Work with Rick link in bio/description

[maxaquino]

the overexplaining at 6:00 was so freaking relatable omg

[sillysam]

Currently watching this after I was supposed to be writing my book, but then remembered I had a cold, so I decided to look up how colds work and watched several videos on that, and then saw this recommended video and now I'm here reading comments while also watching, and my brain is yelling at me to do several other tasks and—I wish I could just focus :, )

[angelastimeofday]

As an ADHDer I laughed so hard. Loved this

[craiginzana]

I always used to think, “there is no way me and everyone I know has ADHD” but then I realized it was because I was thinking about my family and my other artist friends 😂 then later my other startup friends.

Every once and awhile I’ll meet an accountant or someone in finance or something and the way they move about the world is absolutely baffling to me.

[dhesyca]

Sign #1 literally made me tear up. I have ADHD and imposter syndrome, and I always feel like I'm not achieving anything.

[marceline]

Sent this video to my Dad who doesn't think he has ADHD and he said "I can see someone looking from the outside, thinking this is a fit".

[lukee]

6:54 SO TRUE. i always found it strange how i have no problem with presentations/public speaking, but trying to start conversations/make friends is so scary and difficult for me

[senatorpalpabean]

"You could do so much better if you just applied yourself!" was what I've heard for my entire life, from every teacher I've ever had. The problem was that I did the best I could, but I simply COULDN'T do my homework, or follow directions, or complete the project on time. I know those teachers meant well, but it left me with this deep, unwavering feeling that, no matter how much effort I put in, I'll never be able to achieve my "full potential."

[justarandompersonontheinte]

If you are reading this while you watching, You may have ADHD. Welcome to our tribe

[spoddie]

I tidied up, folded and put away all my clean laundry recently that was lying around. Such a rewarding experience! I also found winter clothes that I'll need in a month or so ....

[BlueMoon-hu]

often I start something, I stop, I forget and then WAYYY later I continue, but I often have to do MORE, it's a never ending cycle

[AlimarieBee]

I've found my tribe💗
Such a feeling of relief to have found people experiencing the same things I've experienced. After passing of my big brother my entire world crumbled and my ADHD went into overdrive.