"I was just like that as a kid."For years, Tyler Mitchell dismissed his wife's concerns about their son with this same response. He had no idea he was accidentally collecting evidence of his own neurodivergence, one conversation at a time.When he finally got diagnosed with ADHD in his 40s, Tyler expected relief and clarity. Instead, he got more questions: Now what? How do I explain 40 years of thinking I was just bad at life? And why does knowing I have ADHD somehow make me feel more broken, not less?ADHD After Diagnosis is the guide Tyler wished he'd had-written for the millions of adults navigating life after getting answers they've waited decades to receive.This isn't about curing your ADHD or becoming neurotypical. It's about understanding what ADHD actually means beyond the hyperactive kid stereotype, building systems that work with your brain instead of against it, reframing decades of shame with compassion and accuracy, deciding when and how to share your diagnosis, and creating sustainable rhythms instead of constant burnout cycles.Through vulnerable storytelling and practical wisdom, Tyler shows you how to stop fighting your brain and start working with it. From Amazon delivery loops to dinner table solutions, from rejection sensitivity breakthroughs to building community-this is the roadmap for turning diagnosis into understanding, and understanding into a life that finally feels sustainable.You're not starting over. You're starting with the right map.