Wheelchair ramps for the mind: how we use Agile to treat ADHD
summary
Shows Scrum turned into a home system: a corkboard with daily scrums, visible backlog, one-task-at-a-time sprint planning, repeat tasks, a pizza-box temperature, a “counting scepter” and point, bonus and streak multipliers. Implementation lasts a year and still runs, produces a much tidier house, regular chores completed (one partner now doing most housework), enabled a major clearout and wedding planning, and reduces chaos enough to make other interventions stick. NS T nonspecific tidy points and bonuses
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and ADHD overview
- 3:51Living with ADHD daily
- 8:45Discovering Agile and Scrum
- 11:56Implementing Scrum at home
- 17:38Expanding Scrum beyond chores
- 20:06Q&A and workshop introduction
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