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Name: The journal of best practices
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Author: David Finch

📘 The journal of best practices by David Finch

David Finch shares his candid, humorous account of living with Asperger syndrome and the impact on his marriage. After discovering his condition, he dedicates two years to self‑study, note‑taking, and performance reviews in an effort to become a better husband. The book lists hundreds of maxims and personal epiphanies that chart his transformation—from a seemingly inflexible partner to one who strives to understand and support his wife. Through a mix of comic relief and earnest reflection, Finch illustrates how self‑actualization and routine can bridge gaps in communication and empathy, offering readers a unique window into the challenges and rewards of navigating a relationship on the autism spectrum.

First publish date: 2012

Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography

Authors: David Finch

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