Reading notes

Notes on books, articles, and research I find useful.

I am building this section as a record of sources I want to return to and discuss. I will explain why I recommend a source, what I learned from it, where I disagree, and how it connects to practice.

How I will use this section

I do not want this to become a list of links or a way to borrow authority from other people. A recommendation should make clear why the source matters, what it can help with, and where its limits are.

Each note will identify the original source, the reason I selected it, the ideas I found useful, my questions or disagreements, who may benefit from it, and a direct link to the primary material.

  • Books
  • Articles and research
  • Tools and case reports
  • Talks and courses

The first recommendations are being researched.

I will publish them after checking the original sources and preparing the notes with enough context to be useful.

Tell me about the context.

Describe the problem, the people involved, and what a better outcome would change.

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