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My ADHD Profile — Strengths & Supports

You've probably heard plenty about what's hard. This is the other half of the truth: the real strengths that come with your wiring, and the supports that let them show. Naming your needs isn't weakness — it's how the strengths get to shine.


My strengths

Tick what fits, and add your own — creativity, hyperfocus, crisis performance, big-picture thinking, empathy, humor, resilience.

  • [ ] Creativity and original, connective ideas
  • [ ] Hyperfocus on what grips me
  • [ ] Calm and sharp in a crisis
  • [ ] Big-picture and pattern thinking
  • [ ] Deep empathy
  • [ ] Humor and resilience

My strengths, in my own words

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Where I shine

The environments, roles, or conditions that fit how you're wired.

Where and when I'm at my best

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My support needs

Stated plainly, without apology — what you genuinely need to function well.

What I need, said straight

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What I want people close to me to understand

What I'd want the people around me to get

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One place to shine: Pick one strength and one place to put it to work this month. A life built around your strengths beats one spent hiding your wiring.

Go deeper

Ready for more? These lessons pick up where this worksheet leaves off.

  • Your ADHD Operating Manual, from The Adult ADHD Course. The capstone of the Adult ADHD Course: turn everything into one personal page — your strengths, watch-outs, tools, people, and a one-line reminder.
  • What ADHD Actually Is (and Isn't), from The Adult ADHD Course. ADHD isn't laziness or a childhood-only label.
  • Self-Esteem, Identity, and Late Diagnosis, from The Neurodivergent Brain. Why misunderstanding erodes neurodivergent self-worth, what late diagnosis really feels like, and how to reauthor your story.

Questions?

Cassie Clayton

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I'm Cassie Clayton.


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