Johnny Vegas opens up about living with ADHD (EXPLOSIVE)

In this inspiring episode, we discuss the recent revelation by British comedian and actor Johnny Vegas, who opened up about being diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) in his 40s. His candid interview with The Guardian has sparked important conversations around adult ADHD, late diagnosis, and the challenges many neurodivergent individuals face in daily life.

We explore how ADHD symptoms like distractibility, impulsivity, and hyperactivity impacted Johnny’s life and career—and how he’s learned to manage those challenges while still thriving in the world of comedy and entertainment. His story is a powerful reminder that ADHD in adults is real, manageable, and nothing to be ashamed of.

Whether you're navigating your own late ADHD diagnosis, supporting someone with autism or ADHD, or just want to better understand neurodivergent minds, this episode delivers insights, encouragement, and actionable ideas for success.

🎯 Topics Covered:

• Johnny Vegas’s personal ADHD journey

• Signs of ADHD in adults and how they show up in everyday life

• Channeling neurodivergence into strengths like creativity and humor

• Why speaking out about ADHD reduces stigma and builds awareness

• Support strategies and treatment options for managing ADHD

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