just wondering. after a post I just read here, would it be worth compiling a softer book list that we all have found helpful in supporting our neurodiverse brains? I have bought many books ( a friend of mine says she can retrace parts of my life with whole sections of them). Knowing what I know now, many would have not walked out of teh shop with me or made it into my Amazon basket. what do you think guys (includes ladies, need to find a better term, oh I know, Pips?)

Hey everyone, hope you all are doing okay. I'm here to ask for a favor from the community. I am looking for someone who is into business, who is doing business. I want to understand how it feels in the starting of a business, how it feels when it's your first business, and how you can spread the word or market your business as someone who does not have anything in the pocket but only the product he is making. That would be really good if someone reaches me out and just sends me a personal text and helps me out with understanding because I cannot pay right now. I'm hoping just for some help to understand how things work in the beginning, how, as a non-technical founder of a company, I can make things work,what are my responsibilities , how I can just spread the word, and we can just expand everything. If someone just helps me out it will be really good too and will be very big advice.

Hey everyone, hope you all are doing well. Actually I need some help today, that's why I'm here. The thing is that I'm a 20-year-old who is just getting into his life, who is just getting towards betterment. The thing I want to ask is that if we go one year back, I was a person who used to stay all day at home scrolling videos on his phone, scrolling Instagram, YouTube, all the time, reels and stuff like this, no nothing productive. From the start of this year, or you can say after two or three months in this year, I started getting into meditation. I started getting into book reading. I'm going to complete my second book right now and I have got a job. It's been one and a half months since I got my job and I still sometimes slip a little but it's not like scrolling all the time. It's like I just don't want to do the productive stuff. I don't want to learn something and I just keep on listening to some music or at the most I just keep on doing something related to my job. I just want to ask some people who understand or who have been through my stage: am I improving or how I can do more and more productive stuff and how I can increase my focus on one thing? The most important thing I want to know is that am I really improving or am I just stuck?

is it just me or teh replay is not there. I was at the session but wanted to watch it again. no hurry. it can wait until later this week

My wife home schools our youngest son. As I've mentioned, he his a high functioning autistic child with ADHD. Anyways, the lesson was on procrastination. I personally have not read it. As I was listening, my wife was getting frustrated because he wasn't doing what she requested him to do. She then said to write down what he needs to do today. I piped in and said, "just focus on one task". She said that this is just a list he is supposed to write. As I said, I've not read this book. I did say that the book is not written for people with ADHD...again, I haven't read it but that was my backup response. LOL If you've read this book, is it effective for those with ADHD? Should it be used as part of a class in homeschooling for a child who has autism and ADHD and being taught by someone with ADHD?