Breaking Through the Hard Plateau: Why Neurodiverse Professionals and Leaders Get Stuck

Are You Hitting a Hard Plateau in Your Business or Career? If you’re a neurodiverse professional or leader—whether you have ADHD, dyslexia, autism, or other neurodivergent traits—there’s something you need to know. Many high-performing individuals with strong neurodiverse characteristics reach a hard plateau in their careers and businesses. This isn’t a typical plateau. It’s one

DTMM: Why Grieving is Different for Different Thinkers

Grief isn’t just about loss, it’s about processing change, setbacks, and the unexpected turns in life. For different thinkers, the grieving process can look a little different, and that’s okay. In this week’s Different Thinker Motivational Moment, I share why it’s important to grieve in a way that works for you, how being neurodiverse can

Gandhi’s Autobiography & Leadership: Lessons for the Neurodiverse

Gandhi was an iconic leader, but did you know he was super shy as a kid and avoided conflict at all costs? In this book review of Gandhi’s Autobiography, I explore how his journey from a timid child to a world-changing leader can inspire the neurodiverse community. 💡 Key Takeaways: ✅ Gandhi was a shy

DTMM: The Power of Passion for Improvement

Are you passionate about making things better? In this Different Thinker Motivational Moment, we dive into the power of passion for improvement— a driving force behind innovation, success, and meaningful change. Many neurodiverse individuals have an innate ability to see ways to improve systems, processes, and life itself. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, inventor, scientist, or

Part 5: Turning RSD into a Leadership Superpower

RSD can make you a stronger leader! Here’s how to use it as a superpower: 🌟 Use emotional intelligence 🌟 Channel passion into leadership 🌟 Turn setbacks into comebacks     Part 1: What is RSD? Part 2: The Strengths of RSD in Leadership Part 3: The Challenges of RSD in Leadership Part 4: How

Part 4: How to Manage RSD as a Leader

Learn to manage RSD so it doesn’t control you! Here’s how: ✔️ Reframe criticism ✔️ Pause before reacting ✔️ Focus on progress, not perfection     👉Part 5 is all about turning RSD into your leadership superpower! Ready? Part 1: What is RSD? Part 2: The Strengths of RSD in Leadership Part 3: The Challenges

Part 3: The Challenges of RSD in Leadership

Let’s talk about how RSD can hold you back in leadership. RSD can lead to ❌ Struggles with feedback ❌ Impulsivity ❌ Burnout RSD can feel overwhelming, but there’s hope! In Part 4, I’ll share game-changing strategies to manage RSD like a boss!     Part 1: What is RSD? Part 2: The Strengths of

RSD & ADHD in Leadership

Do you feel extra sensitive to criticism? You might have Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD)—and if you’re a leader, that can be both a blessing and a challenge. Let’s talk about it! 🚀 We are taking a look at both sides of RSD in leadership and how to make RSD your superpower!✨     Transcription: Ever

Part 2: The Strengths of RSD in Leadership

🔥 RSD isn’t just a challenge—it’s actually a superpower! In this video we will explore how RSD supports: ✅ High emotional intelligence ✅ Passion & drive ✅ Creativity & hyperfocus 👉 In Part 3, we’ll talk about the biggest challenges RSD brings—don’t miss it!     Part 1: What is RSD? Part 3: The Challenges