•Disorganization. May have deficits in organizational skills and problems keeping track of tasks and difficulty prioritizing them in a logical manner. •Relationship Concerns. May have difficulties in professional, romantic, as well as platonic relationships. Due to characteristics such as being inattentive, being easily bored, and talking over people in conversation, they may appear insensitive, irresponsible, or uncaring. •Lack of Focus. May be easily distracted, overlooks details, does not complete tasks or projects, jumping from task to task, and difficulty listening to others in a conversation. •Restlessness and Anxiety. May feel as if “driven by a motor” and is unable to relax. When things cannot be done immediately it can lead to restlessness then to frustration and result in anxiety. Physical signs can include fidgeting, moving around frequently, tapping their hands or feet, and difficulty sitting still. •Hyperfocus. Can get engrossed in something and become unaware of anything around them. They can lose track of time or ignore people and activity around them. •Difficulties with Time Management. Difficulties effectively managing their time. Procrastinates on tasks, is late for events, and ignore tasks which are considered boring. •Forgetfulness. Misplacing items, forgetting to pay bills or keep appointments. •Impulsivity. Interrupting others during conversations, being socially inappropriate, rushing through tasks, acting without much consideration for the consequences. •Negative Self-Image. Can be hypercritical of oneself due to the negative impact on their school, work, and relationships caused by ADHD symptoms. •Lack of motivation. Can feel overwhelmed by tasks that require time and energy. •Fatigue. Due to hyperactivity, sleep problems, constant effort to focus