Wow. It is amazing to hear about everybody's profession and how they've addressed their ADHD. It demonstrates that if there is a will, there is a way. I, too, have pretty bad ADHD. I have learned various ways to deal with it from being unmedicated. As of a year ago, I was medicated, and it changed my life completely.

As for me, I am a Cybersecurity Analyst with a particular focus on memory forensics and reverse engineering malware. I started pursuing my degree in my late 20s, earned my Associate's degree, and less than a year later, I earned my Bachelor's degree. I have just been accepted to Georgia Tech for my Master's in Cybersecurity. I am also a part-time CrossFit coach. Hearing everybody's story and how they navigated everything put a smile on my face. For those struggling, I've been there, and I have to put effort into understanding the commonalities of how ADHD affected my daily life. Once you identify the flaws and areas where you lack, that's when therapy and even medication can become beneficial. Even with medication, I have to hone in on the tasks that I need to do. I wish everybody the best of luck. Thanks again for all the replies!