When I started building Wired Like Us, I knew it needed more than a logo.
It needed a symbol.
A quiet way for people like us to recognize one another.
For years, I thought I was the only one whose brain worked this way. Different. Too much. Too distracted. Too misunderstood.
Then I found people who thought like I did.
I realized I wasn't broken.
I had simply found my people.
That's why I created The Signal.
The brain represents a different way of thinking.
The lightning bolt represents the fast thoughts, creativity, hyperfocus, and unpredictable energy that come with ADHD.
The crossed bones aren't about danger.
It represents solidarity.
A symbol that quietly says, "You're safe here. You're one of us."
To most people, it's just a bold streetwear icon.
But if you know, you know.
Maybe you spot someone wearing it across a coffee shop or walking through an airport.
You may never speak.
But for a moment, you recognize each other.
"I get it."
"You're not alone."
I also created The Signal for my two boys.
I wanted them to grow up knowing there are people like us. People who understand them without needing an explanation.
Because that's what The Signal has always been.
Not a logo.
A reminder that no matter where you are, you'll always have a tribe.
Find your frequency.