Hey, fellow HS dropout here. My being a dropout has not come up once regarding employment throughout my entire adult life. I even ended up getting a BA in a state school in my mid-20s. If your ADHD manifests like mine, college or trade-schools is more suitable (though still admittedly painful due to deadlines). If you get a general idea of a direction regarding a career, try watching a bunch of youtube videos regarding that career. Read forums etc. If you find you're still interested after a learning more about the in's & out's, take a dive and pursue that career, even if you have to get a degree or pass a course. Hyper-focus on that shit. If that career doesn't work out, you branch off it. Rinse and repeat. Not ideal, but for folks like us a life-long career in a singular thing is kinda rare. The important thing is to grow professionally (this also helpfully masks the fact that lack of commitment is doing the driving instead of an actual plan).