
My Boss Has ADHD
Before the ten o'clock coffee, my boss already has twelve ideas. All brilliant. None the same as yesterday's.
ADHD & scattered brains
Living with ADHD, or with someone who has it, is a mix of brilliance, forgotten keys and kitchens reorganized at 2 a.m. These ebooks explain with humor what goes on in a brain with many tabs open and how to live with it.
There are titles for the person who has it and for those who live beside them (partner or boss), plus books about forgetfulness, mess and procrastination, which often go hand in hand.

Before the ten o'clock coffee, my boss already has twelve ideas. All brilliant. None the same as yesterday's.

I gave this book to my wife. Forty minutes later she was emptying the pantry.

If your brain had a web browser, it would have 47 tabs open.

"Tina, why is there a boot on the table?" "It's waiting for its mate. It's in the car."

"How much of the presentation do you have?" "The title." "Andy." "It was really dirty." (He meant the fridge.)

"Honey, what are you holding in your right hand?" "Oh. They were right here."
Yes. “Why Do I Have ADHD?” is for the person who has it; “My Wife Has ADHD” and “My Boss Has ADHD” are for those who live with them.
No. They are humor books with general information. Only a health professional can diagnose it.