So I actually do a lot of reading. I very much enjoy reading books. Recently I've been seen a psychologist and they've talked about managing my ADHD and neurodiversity. And so last year I started writing a Divergent Mind by Janara Nuremberg, Janara Nuremberg. And that really kind of helped explain like a lot of the things that I do for self coping with dealing with tasks and things that I just automatically implemented before being diagnosed. I also got a book that's just Neurodivergency for Dummies, just kind of one of those basic dummies books. And that was what was helping me identify the different types of neurodivergent minds and helped me identify where my strengths and weaknesses are. And then I did just order another book that's a workbook for neurodivergent minds. And that's going to help focus. But interestingly a lot of the stuff that I've been reading so far are things that I've just naturally developed into my own workspace on how to stay organized, on how to keep on task, on keeping things moving forward without delay. And so those are really the three workbooks I believe that I've been looking at and studying lately.