Shauna Pearson

It bothers me when people refer to ADHD as a superpower.

It really does because there's nothing about ADHD that makes life easier.

And it's difficult to manage ADHD on so many levels, like in your relationships, career, personal health, name it.

And so when people are like, oh, it's a superpower, you should be able to do like all of these things so much.

You've got this and you don't.

And you know that life is really hard and you know that you're struggling and you know you're working.

A hundred times harder than every single human and longer than anyone.

There's no superpower.

And so then you just feel like there's something else that's wrong with you because you can't even use your superpower.

You don't even know where it is.

Like, where's the superpower part of this?

I am doing fantastic.

Thanks, John.

How are you?

That's really funny you say that.

We had a choice.

We could have gone anywhere, but it ended up being boiled down to two places.

And one was San Diego and the other one was Sydney.

My husband wanted to go to Sydney.

Wow.