ADHD Superpowers

I was diagnosed with ADHD during kindergarten, and while I might have been young, it seems like the diagnosis was accurate. I exhibit hyperactivity, fidgeting, bursts of excitement, and a relentlessly active mind. Hyperfocusing on my interests has allowed me to excel in various areas, and I've even developed plans for emergency situations that have proven useful. In severe emergencies, I remain calm and collected, reacting swiftly. I'm adept at solving problems quickly, often seeing solutions that others miss. I feel like I might be suited for invention, but not so much for repairs. While there are downsides, like the constant noise in my mind and occasional depression, I can't imagine being "normal." ADHD brings its own uniqueness and usefulness. So, why should we aim to cope when we have traits that make us exceptional and far from boring? Still, I admit counseling might help with my impulse shopping tendencies.