If you are holding this book in your hands and bought it before even taking a good look at the cover, you are probably Up.
If you are holding it for a while, feeling the paper, sensing the font, and the title is stuck in your mind, you are probably Down.
If you are holding it after reading the author’s biography, flipping through the contents, and thinking about whether you have time and what you will gain, you are probably Ahead.
If you are looking at it from a distance, comparing it with the ones next to it, you have already noticed similarities and differences and want a little more time before deciding, you are probably Behind.

And if you are simply wondering what you are, how you were born and how you became who you are, then you are exactly in the right place! If you have ever thought even once: “Why don’t others understand me?”… then this book is not just interesting.
It is dangerously relevant.

Perhaps, in the end, the question is not who you are. But whether you are ready to discover it.

The purpose of this book is not to “fix” the reader, but to free them from guilt. To shift the focus from “what’s wrong with me” to “how do I function.”
To contribute to the understanding of human neurodiversity not as a theory, but as a lived experience, and to open up space for more understanding, self-compassion, and a more meaningful relationship with ourselves and others.

So you can learn where you started, understand how you got to where you are today, and how to reach where you want to go.