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Sorry, I'm confused. There's no question that there are musicians with ADHD, right? So how did those musicians manage to practice and automate their playing if habit-forming is such an uphill battle?
They choose to practice, again and again and again and again and again. And every time, it's the same amount of effort as picking up an instrument for the first time.