I wouldn't be too tied down with your ADHD diagnosis, it may have helped you understand why you struggle with things, but even without that, just accept yourself and what you do. I tend to jump around with hobbies as well, acrylic pouring, Chinese calligraphy, yoga, woodwork are just a few which I've started and bought loads of material, but not mastered or touched after a while. Even blogging, I do less of it now, and am lucky if I do a post a week. I see it as a drive for me to restart those hobbies again and stop procrastination...
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Very easy to say without ADHD. I do accept myself but I'm not just talking about hobbies, this is about changing careers. If these are all hobbies they are fine to change as long as I have a "stable" stream of income. But if I can't make up my mind about what I want to do then it's not good career-wise. It's like you've already achieved manager status then suddenly changing career into a completely different field as a minimum wage then so on.
There is a reason why ADHD is a disability. It's not just about not being able to focus but executive function as well.