Moving from Delhi to Arizona gave me a clean break to look at how I actually work. Around the same time I was diagnosed with ADHD, which clarified a lot: long stretches of focus when a problem catches me, fast pattern matching, and a habit of building external systems to hold context my memory will not. I stopped fighting those traits and started designing around them.

The software I build reflects that. I care about the plumbing as much as the demo, the parts you never see where the system has to do the right thing when the user asks for something slightly different from what you planned for. A tool that works well for someone with ADHD tends to work better for everyone else too, so I treat that as a design constraint rather than a niche concern.