Are you a quick-thinker who likes fast-paced environments? A career as a firefighter, policeman or emergency response officer could be a good fit for you. These high-intensity jobs require motivated individuals who respond well under stress.

If you are empathetic, have a passion for helping others and can cope with high-intensity environments, nursing might be a good fit for you. Many nursing roles are fast-paced and require individuals with high energy and lots of motivation.

Do you thrive with flexibility and a changing environment? Are you also passionate about helping others be the best version of themselves? You might enjoy a career as a fitness trainer. To do well in this role you’ll need to have skills to motivate others and communicate effectively.

For some people with ADHD time management and organisation are challenging. A highly structured job with routine tasks may help you feel more confident at work. Accountants for example are responsible for managing the financial records of a company. Much of their tasks are repetitive with clear deadlines.

If you’re creative, social and enjoy working with your hands, a job like hair styling, makeup artistry or beauty therapy might be a good fit for you. Whether you work in a salon or travel to different locations for each job, you’ll constantly be interacting with new people and completing new tasks

Do you get bored easily but have intense curiosity for new information? You might enjoy a career as a journalist. The role involves gathering information and writing articles for newspapers, magazines or other publications. It’s a fast-paced industry with plenty of variety.

Are you a risk taker? Being able to take calculated risks is a highly desirable quality for careers such as stock brokering. A stock broker is responsible for buying and selling stocks on behalf of a client. To succeed in this role you’ll need to be confident and able to deal with high-pressure situations

High-energy, motivated individuals are often good at selling products or ideas. If you have good people skills and know how to use language persuasively, a sales representative might be a good career option for you.

Are you the kind of person who always wants to learn something new? A career in technology could be a great fit for you. Jobs such as computer programming and software development require you to stay up-to-date with changes in technology. You’ll also need creative thinking and problem-solving skills to succeed in these roles.