
Great book in general! Felt very "seen" by this book, it was basically describing me at points. Not
done, so not ready to fully commit to writing anything down.

Case histories, advice, strategies for dealing with your own ADHD life as well as the life of ADHD
people you care about.


Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder From Childhood Through Adulthood

Driven to Distraction

One Simple Technique to Boost Writing, Learning and Thinking -- for Students, Academics, and Nonfiction Book Writers

How to Take Smart Notes


Great book to read with your partner. You'll both see yourselves in it and find some strategies that
can help you work through anything that is happening between you because of ADHD.

The advice about what to say and how to talk can sound robotic and weird. It also works pretty well,
try it for a while.


The Couple's Guide to Thriving with ADHD


Really great book, unlike most business books I've tried to read. I recognized myself and a lot of
the people and corporate structures I've worked with before in there.

## Four Kinds of Work

* Business projects
* IT projects
* work/change scheduling
* unplanned work

## Three Ways

p. 91

1. Fast flow of work, what's between business and customer.
2. Shorten and amplify feedback loops, fix quality at source, avoid rework.
3. Create culture that fosters experimentation, learns from failure, and understands that repetition
   and practice lead to mastery.

## Three Internal Control Objectives

1. Gain assurance for reliability.
2. Compliance with laws and regulations.
3. Efficiency and effectiveness of operations.

(COSO cube)

p. 252

## Informational security

CIA:

* Confidentiality.
* Integrity.
* Availability

p. 266

## Definitions

Constraint: Resources that dictate the output of the entire system.

Work center: machine, man, method, measure (p. 209)

WIP: Work in process. Code not in production is work in process. (Code is cost!)

Time resource is busy divided by time resource is idle equals wait time. p. 213


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