Topics · 4 reviewed briefs

Brain & attention

ADHD, memory, motivation, behavior change, and what protects clear thinking under load.

Current evidence

Maintained after publication
Evidence brief · Reviewed Jul 21, 2026
ADHD Diagnosis, Treatment, and Safety: What the Evidence Supports

ADHD, driving, medication, diagnosis and premature mortality. Results from large studies, their limits, and the questions that need an individual clinical assessment.

Evidence brief · Reviewed Jul 21, 2026
Motivation, Habits, and ADHD Under Load

ADHD, rewards, habit timing and the rules people quote without checking. Which claims have evidence when work and family break the routine.

Evidence brief · Reviewed Jul 21, 2026
Adult Neurogenesis and Brain Health: What Is Established

Adult neurogenesis, the 700-neuron estimate and the 2026 Nature paper. What researchers measured and what those results mean for memory and ageing.

Evidence brief · Reviewed Jul 21, 2026
Behavior Change Under Load: From Knowledge to Action

Why health knowledge fails under pressure, what chronic stress does to decisions, and how much a short bout of movement can reasonably achieve.

Source editions

Preserved as sent
UNDER LOAD 077 · Jul 12, 2026
ADHD Is Not a Superpower. I Have It, and So Does My Son.

A doctor who missed his own ADHD for 40 years, and the son who has it too. What the science really says about the "superpower," and what actually helps.

UNDER LOAD 057 · Feb 22, 2026
Leadership Under Load: Why Your Best People (Including You) Can’t Sustain What They Start

Stop telling yourself to push through. The real science of motivation, discipline, and habits, and how to keep performing when your routine breaks.

UNDER LOAD 066 · Apr 26, 2026
The Names I Forget: A Confession, a Dogma, and Some New Wiring

Your adult brain grows 700 new neurons a day. A 100-year argument just ended, and the four habits that decide the brain you will have at 75.

UNDER LOAD 063 · Apr 5, 2026
You Already Know What to Do. That Was Never the Problem.

You do not have an information problem, you have an execution debt. Why elite health protocols fail busy professionals, and the one-action fix.