Talking ADHD and Giving Grace to Others with EarlIII.XYZ

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Summary
In this conversation, Andrew and Earl III discuss various topics, including Earl's work in IT and his experience working in IT. They also delve into the topic of ADHD and how it affects task initiation and completion. Earl shares his favorite thing to make in the shop and the challenges he faces as someone with ADHD. They discuss the importance of embracing differences and giving oneself grace. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the benefits of being a jack of all trades and Earl's journey in making and skill development. In this conversation, Earl III and Andrew discuss the challenges and costs of pursuing various hobbies, particularly in the context of making. They explore the dilemma of niching down versus pursuing a variety of interests, the struggle of selling the same thing repeatedly, and the financial implications of making as a hobby. They also touch on the therapeutic aspect of making and the importance of giving oneself grace. The conversation concludes with Earl III sharing his parting words of wisdom and where listeners can find him.
Takeaways
Finding a balance between niching down and pursuing a variety of interests is a challenge in the making community.
Selling the same thing repeatedly can be monotonous and may lead to burnout.
Making as a hobby can be expensive, but it can also provide therapeutic benefits.
Financial freedom in making can be achieved by finding a balance between making as a business and making as a hobby.
Giving oneself grace is important in navigating the challenges and costs of pursuing hobbies.