If I could clone myself and everyone had one thing to focus on, that would definitely be too powerful, lol.

Oh my God, I'm dying. I was reading your post and I feel more than identified. I have not been medically diagnosed with ADHD, but with my behaviors I think I'm not far from going to the doctor and it will be written down in a medical report.

I like many things, I learn many things. I get excited after seeing each new thing I can do and learn more about everything. Then I leave it because I no longer find any sense in it and I feel "bored" so to speak and I find another activity. Honestly, it's exhausting, finishing or maintaining something is difficult. The only thing I really forced myself to do was finish my university degree. But haha, I don't practice my career. I learned about web design, I like to draw, I like to make clothes, I like creative stationery and everything that involves creating things with stationery. I have a lot of things at home, from each new learning and I keep putting them away, I lose track of the things I have because I am forgetful. So... The truth is that I have to make money with the things I have learned, it is the only way to help me see more positivity in my starts. Another thing is that I set goals, like saving up to buy "X" thing... or similar. That helps me. Cheer up with makeup, if something makes you happy, go for it!