When most people think about ADHD, they imagine someone who’s hyperactive or impulsive. However, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder has another side that’s often overlooked: ADHD inattentive type. This form of ADHD is less about visible restlessness and more about subtle symptoms, making it easy to miss, even though it can significantly impact daily life.

Interest-Driven Focus: The ADHD brain is motivated by interest, not importance. Men with ADHD may procrastinate or avoid dull but necessary tasks—like chores or taxes—while excelling in hands-on, high-stimulation fields such as tech, gaming, or mechanics.