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For as long as I can remember, words have been my safest place. Before I had the language for “autistic” or “ADHD,” before I knew what masking was, I knew how to disappear into a page. As an author and screenwriter, I’ve always gravitated to writing as my main form of creativity. But the more I’ve learned about my own neurodivergence, the clearer it’s become that creativity isn’t just a hobby or a career path. For many of us, it’s a coping strategy. A survival tool. A way to

Let’s be honest. Navigating the world when your brain dances to a different beat can feel like trying to tune a radio to a station that’s just out of reach. I’ve been there, fumbling with tools and strategies that promised the moon but barely got me off the ground. But here’s the thing - empowerment isn’t about fitting in; it’s about finding the right tools to amplify your unique voice. So, buckle up. I’m going to share some real talk about how tools can genuinely empower neu

Let’s be honest. Creating truly inclusive spaces isn’t just about ticking boxes or slapping on a diversity statement. It’s messy, it’s personal, and it demands a kind of leadership that’s raw, real, and downright brave. I’ve stumbled through this myself, learning that the best way to foster inclusivity is by embracing what I call authentic leadership . If you’re wondering how to make your leadership style more inclusive, especially for neurodivergent individuals, you’re in th

Let me be honest right from the start - understanding neurodivergent experiences isn’t as straightforward as it sounds. It’s messy, complex, and often wrapped in layers of misunderstanding and some antiquated ideas that seem rooted in the dark ages. I’ve stumbled through my own journey, tripping over assumptions and stereotypes, trying to make sense of what it means to live with a brain that doesn’t quite tick the usual boxes. If you’re here, you might be on a similar path, o