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Do you ever feel like life came with an instruction manual that everyone got except you?
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Yeah, same.
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Welcome to Life on Hard Mode, where executive dysfunction is the final boss, time is more of a suggestion, and the to-do list is less a plan and more of a historical record of things I meant to do but never did.
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If you’ve ever started a new hobby with the fiery passion of a thousand suns only to abandon it two weeks later (but kept all the supplies just in case), if you’ve ever reorganized your entire kitchen at three in the morning to avoid doing a single important task, or if you’ve ever sat through a conversation nodding along while internally screaming I have no idea what they just said but it’s too late to ask, this book is for you.
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Part memoir, part survival guide, and 100% an ode to the chaotic brilliance of the ADHD brain, Life on Hard Mode is here to remind you that you’re not broken. You’re just playing the game on a harder setting. And honestly? You’re doing pretty great.
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(Except for that thing you were supposed to do three days ago. But it’s fine. We’ll get to it. Probably.)