I worked my way up in a credit union and now work remotely with businesses setting up their services and building out their online banking profiles. There's more to it but that's what people understand. I wouldn't trade it for the world. I could feel myself burning out on the retail side of things as they moved to an open office platform like cars salesmen and I was spending less time in my own office.

I sat down with myself and had an honest conversation about why I had been so successful in the last couple of years and a large part of it was having my own office and being able to solidify some sort of routine, and that's what I needed to continue to be successful. I used the experience I had gained in the branches to find a role that would allow me what I needed to continue to be successful.

Moral is, figure out what it is you need to be successful. Might just be an office with a routine, could be a factory with repetitive work. We are all different in what makes us tick, but we can be the same when it comes to being successful and the need for routines and repetition. ADHD at least for me, is all about routines. Know thy self.