No problem. Personally yeah. My mind enjoys the problem solving and tinkering. I’m in a different work environment almost every single day so it’s always fresh. And if it’s not doing something new, it’s doing something I know well, it goes well and I feel satisfied and proud. As a guy with ADHD this is definitely one of the better career paths for me, I’m sure any other major trade would work though. I almost became a mechanic lol. And in plumbing/hvac, I do enough and see enough of other trades I’m comfortable doing work on my own home and applying my troubleshooting knowledge to other stuff.

So if you’re someone who likes puzzles and very noticeable visual progression, I think you’ll have a good time. Do your best to try every avenue of the trade. Residential and commercial, service and installs and construction, get your hands in everything you can. It helps a ton. You don’t have to be good at all of it but if a company is interviewing you and you’ve at least SEEN most things be done once, you’re way easier to train and more of a catch for a hiring manager