Why So Many Entrepreneurs Are Neurodivergent
Many of the most prolific founders carry neurodivergent traits. Here’s why….
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What ‘Heated Rivalry’ Got Right About Shane’s Autism
To truly harness hyperfocus, you need projects that stimulate genuine curiosity….
Neurodivergent And Hyperfocused? Here’s How To Work With (Not Against) It
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Neurodivergent Career Series
How to build a career aligned with your traits
Neurodivergent And Hyperfocused? Here’s How To Work With (Not Against) It
To truly harness hyperfocus, you need projects that stimulate genuine curiosity….
The Empathy X-Factor: A Neurodivergent Strength That Deserves A Promotion
Empathy is the sharpest, most slept-on strategy in your professional toolkit….
Why Your Sensory Sensitivity Belongs On Your Resume
Where you work matters just as much as what you do….
Careers For When Your Brain Is A Pattern-Seeking Missile
Pattern recognition is often treated like a one-size-fits-all skill, but for neurodivergent minds, it’s anything but basic. It’s multi-dimensional, high-definition, and deeply personal. Depending on your neurological wiring, it might look like analytical precision, emotional intuition, spatial visualization, or obsessive error detection….
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In Defense Of ‘Love Is Blind’ Star Edmond’s Exuberance
Although I’ve been watching Love Is Blind for years, Season 9 became my absolute favorite simply because of Edmond….
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Making spaces where neurodivergence thrives
I’m Not Messy. I’m Creating a System That Only I Understand.
My pride tries to see my current mess as creative chaos. I tell myself that clutter is communication, not failure, as this ADDitude piece puts it. But as I look at the laundry piles, I wonder if this is how I truly feel. The perfectionist in me misses my glamorous decor and structure, while my obsessive personality tells me I’m ashamed of my fail…
Neurodivergent Organization Strategies That Actually Work
Productivity apps, fidget toys, countdown timers, and of course, ADHD planners: it seems everyone has the perfect tool to help neurodivergents get organized, amp up their productivity, and tick off that to-do list. But our brains all work differently — so it makes sense that we’d all need to develop our own systems of organization. Here are som…
I’ll Never Buy A Dated Planner Again
Every time I buy a dated planner, I’m filled with hope. The neat boxes, each with a purpose, speak to my desires for order and structure. I enter appointments and tasks in their respective boxes, looking ahead excitedly at the year of productivity to come. But each time, I abandon it by April. …
A Love Letter to Baskets and Bins
Turns out, for me, managing clutter isn’t about achieving perfect organization, but more about finding attractive containers that fit my style. These “DOOM containers” have become essential for capturing my everyday items and making my space feel less chaotic, which is a game changer….
Unmasking Mindsets
Fresh takes on thinking, learning, and problem-solving
In Defense Of ‘Love Is Blind’ Star Edmond’s Exuberance
Although I’ve been watching Love Is Blind for years, Season 9 became my absolute favorite simply because of Edmond….
From The Mag: My Mascara Hasn’t Killed Me Yet
It’s no secret that people with ADHD make fiercely loyal friends and partners — sometimes to a fault — but this allegiance doesn’t stop at relationships….
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I’m Not Messy. I’m Creating a System That Only I Understand.
My pride tries to see my current mess as creative chaos. I tell myself that clutter is communication, not failure, as this ADDitude piece puts it. But as I look at the laundry piles, I wonder if this is how I truly feel. The perfectionist in me misses my glamorous decor and structure, while my obsessive personality tells me I’m ashamed of my fail…
Neurodivergent Organization Strategies That Actually Work
Productivity apps, fidget toys, countdown timers, and of course, ADHD planners: it seems everyone has the perfect tool to help neurodivergents get organized, amp up their productivity, and tick off that to-do list. But our brains all work differently — so it makes sense that we’d all need to develop our own systems of organization. Here are som…
I’ll Never Buy A Dated Planner Again
Every time I buy a dated planner, I’m filled with hope. The neat boxes, each with a purpose, speak to my desires for order and structure. I enter appointments and tasks in their respective boxes, looking ahead excitedly at the year of productivity to come. But each time, I abandon it by April. …
A Love Letter to Baskets and Bins
Turns out, for me, managing clutter isn’t about achieving perfect organization, but more about finding attractive containers that fit my style. These “DOOM containers” have become essential for capturing my everyday items and making my space feel less chaotic, which is a game changer….
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Why Neurodivergent Traits and Environment Matter More Than The Label
Your phenotype can tell you more about how to build a thriving life than your diagnosis. Here’s why. Your phenotype can tell you more about how to build a thriving life than your diagnosis. Here’s why. Your phenotype can tell you more about how to build a thriving life than your diagnosis. Here’s why….
I’m An Autistic Professor. Here’s How I Maximize My Rational Inattention
I’m so ridiculously good at some things in academia. When I really sit down to focus on a task pertinent to my special interests, I don’t just do it — I do it fast and I do it really well. And yet, I’m so ridiculously behind my peers in other areas of work….
Unapologetically Joyful: How My Neurodivergent Exuberance Challenges Expectations
As a woman diagnosed with autism in my late 40s, I’ve come to recognize that my naturally joyful disposition challenges society’s expectations of how neurodivergence should present itself. Where many expect to see struggle, I embody sparkle; where they anticipate challenges, I experience celebration. I am not alone in this joy….
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