Got ADHD: My Superhero Brain
About this audiobook
Ever feel like your brain has its own agenda? Like it woke up, grabbed a coffee, ignored the plan, misplaced the keys, started five new projects, forgot the original mission, and somehow still believed it was doing a great job?
Welcome to Got ADHD? My Superhero Brain.
This is not a dry textbook about ADHD. It’s not a lecture, a pity party, or one of those books that tells you to “just get organized,” as if a color-coded planner can control a brain powered by rocket fuel, background music, random memories, and 47 open mental tabs.
This is a sarcastic, honest, and occasionally ridiculous memoir about living with a brain that refuses to follow the usual rules.
ADHD can feel like a superpower one minute and a complete systems failure the next. One day, you’re locked into hyperfocus like a genius in a movie montage. The next, you’re standing in the kitchen with no idea why you walked in there, wondering if this is how it all ends.
Through personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and plenty of humor, Joe Regina explores the chaos, frustration, creativity, and surprising strengths of the ADHD brain. From childhood labels and emotional side quests to forgotten tasks, questionable time management, career breakthroughs, and the mysterious ability to procrastinate until panic becomes a productivity tool, nothing is off-limits.
This book is for anyone who has ever felt like their mind was both the hero and the villain of the story. Whether you have ADHD, love someone who does, or simply want to understand what life feels like inside a brain operating like a superhero on espresso, Got ADHD? My Superhero Brain offers a funny, relatable, and unapologetically real look at the disorder and the person behind it.
There’s no cape. There’s no instruction manual.
But there are snacks, unfinished projects, and probably a lost phone sitting somewhere obvious.
About the author
Joe Regina, MHS, is a Metabolic Health Specialist and author focused on helping everyday people rebuild their health through sustainable, real-world change. His work centers on metabolism, fat loss, muscle preservation, strength, nutrition, recovery, and long-term lifestyle habits that can be maintained beyond the short-term diet phase.
Shaped by his own health journey, Joe writes from the perspective of someone who understands how difficult change can be when life, age, travel, medical support, setbacks, and old habits all collide. His approach is practical, direct, and coaching-focused, helping readers work with their bodies instead of relying on extremes, punishment, or quick-fix thinking.
Joe’s books are built around a simple belief: lasting progress comes from connecting the pieces. Nutrition, strength training, hydration, sleep, recovery, consistency, and mindset all matter. His goal is to help readers create a healthier, stronger foundation they can actually live with.
