The ADHD Engineer newsletter.
One real work moment from the inside, each week. No generic tips, no hacks, no productivity advice — just the kind of writing you can sit with on a Sunday morning, not one more thing to skim before standup.
Real work moments, not generic advice.
Each issue is a single observation — a pattern, a quiet trap, a piece of self-talk that’s doing more work than you realize. The writing is for engineers and tech leaders with ADHD who’d rather understand the inside view than learn another framework.
- The pressure underneath procrastination
- Why the easy part keeps feeling hard
- The moralizing trap — when the goal becomes “I need to fix myself”
- Discipline systems that worked for two weeks
- The inside-view spiral — “is it me?” to “I suck”
- The hidden work of being senior with ADHD
One essay a week. No content calendar.
Essays arrive when they’re ready, which usually means there’s something worth saying. No streaks to maintain, no scheduled filler, no “here are 7 tips” posts.
Also writing: The Complete Engineer
A separate newsletter for senior software engineers and engineering leaders sitting with the questions the next promotion won’t answer. Less ADHD-specific. Same observational voice.
Read The Complete Engineer →