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Alysa Liu
Alysa Liu, the record-breaking figure skater, has spoken openly about navigating ADHD while achieving historic success in her sport.
Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan, the legendary actor and martial artist, has shared that his ADHD shaped his energetic and creative approach to both his iconic stunts and comedic style.
Gavin Newsom
Gavin Newsom, California’s Governor, has openly shared how his dyslexia—assessed in childhood—shaped his resilience and innovative approach to leadership.
Dominic Harris
Dominic is a sports coach/teacher and was assessed with ADHD as a child and has taken medication since. He’s been vocal about breaking stigma and encourages young people to embrace their neurodivergence.
Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey, the iconic comedian and actor, has openly discussed how his ADHD fueled his boundless energy and imaginative performances, becoming a defining part of his unique comedic genius.
Tom Holland
Tom Holland, the acclaimed actor known for his role as Spider-Man, has openly shared his experience with ADHD, highlighting how it influences his high-energy performances and relentless dedication to his craft.
Albert Einsten
He is often seen as a symbol of neurodiversity. His unique way of thinking, deep focus, and unconventional perspective are thought to reflect traits of autism or ADHD, differences that helped him revolutionize physics.
Richard Branson
Disruptive thinking, deep focus, and an unconventional leadership style.
Reneé Rapp
Reneé Rapp, the rising star of Broadway and Sex Education, has been vocal about her ADHD, embracing how it fuels her raw talent, quick wit, and unfiltered creativity—both on stage and in her music.