Recommendations

This page is to share various types of products that I recommend. Just so you know, I only recommend products I have or would use myself, and all opinions expressed here are my own. These pages may contain affiliate links by which, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission. 

Books, videos, and other resources to help manage ADHD.

Apps
These are some of my favorite and most used iPhone apps, which most are also available on Android.

Books
This is a list of my favorite books about business and product management.

Podcasts
I listen to podcasts mostly about business, product management, and faith.

Smart Home Products
This is a list of smart home products we use and suggestions for setting up a smart home.

Star Wars Timeline of Movies, TV Shows, and Books
Isaac and I are big Star Wars fans, so we created this to track where the books we read fit into the Star Wars timeline.


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