Have you ever wondered why you let spaghetti expire in your fridge for three months, skipped an entire week of classes, and forgot to wish your best friend of ten years ‘Happy Birthday’?
Consider the possibility that there is a dopamine pothole in your brain, and it ate your spaghetti, classes, and best friend.
That dopamine pothole, aka ADHD, is characterized as a deficiency of dopamine and norepinephrine in your frontal lobe which detrimentally affects impulsivity, attention, and memory.
Coming from a diagnosed neurodivergent and professional procrastinator, I intimately understand how symptoms of ADHD can quickly spell catastrophe for college students.
For this reason, I’ve written a ADHD college survival guide. Below, you will find tips and tricks interspliced with unhinged wisdom on how to balance your academics, social life, and dopamine pothole without going insane.
