I want to share a story with you. It's about my work, ADHD, burnout and depression. Public discussion about mental health is growing each year, but it's still less popular than a new tweet from Elon Musk. The statistics regarding burnout and related issues are alarming, with 50% to 80% of workers have experienced these problems.

Coping with ADHD is super hard. It makes doing things more difficult. Even a simple task could be hard to finish. Also, awareness about that disorder is not widespread. There are multiple statistics about the percentage of the population having ADHD, but I reckon they are underestimated. I think so because global awareness is pretty low. Testing for ADHD is also tricky.

The art of communication has been my discovery in the last couple of years. It started with self-awareness about my low communication skills. Understanding that talking to me could be difficult. It was hurtful, but I decided to fight it.

If you think about solving the world's problems, you can quickly come across a common solution. This will be education. When people are better educated, there are fewer conflicts and more great work done. Still, we're not making education a high priority and making it better.