Many books on ADHD management are written only focusing on the top level ideas and troubles with ADHD. Those topics are covered here in the first week or two of this month long plan. But when this started to get to the next level for more was when it started discussing concepts for dealing with overcommitment, perfectionism, reputation management and time management. I was beyond impressed at the poignant and accurate description of my own challenges, and experiences. In my most successful skills, the book provided validation of my current strategy. In those chapters describing a challenge that I have learned to manage, he often recommend the EXACT book, software or technique that I utilized to grow. That lead me to further accept his recommendations for the sections and skills that I am currently not as successfully on.
This is one of those rare books that knows its audience intimately and is tailored to it with its structure, content, and mastery of the subject matter at hand. Words aren't wasted, and the author recognizes that I've already bought the book, and doesn't waste paragraphs or chapters trying to convince me of his rightness. He doesn't share anything but the most direct anecdotes and often makes his point with simple examples directed towards the reader's perspective, likely drawn directly from his experience and his clients.
Whether you are just getting started with ADHD management or are at an intermediate stage this book is for you. I'm planning to gift this to the many young people in my life that I coach who struggle with ADHD as I do.
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