Are you a leader with RSD, ADHD, or maybe a little autism? Have you ever felt crushed by rejection—like even the smallest failure feels personal? That might be Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD), a common experience for neurodivergent individuals. In this five-part series, we’ll break down what RSD is, how it impacts leaders, and—most importantly—the strengths
DTMM: Master Your Emotions, Master Your Leadership
Listen up, leaders! 🚀 Today’s Different Thinker Motivational Moment is all about mastering your emotions to elevate your leadership. 🔹 Reframe feedback—it’s not rejection, it’s redirection 🔹 Pause before reacting—breathe, refocus, and lead with clarity 🔹 Progress over perfection—growth is the goal 🔹 Your sensitivity is your superpower—embrace it, own it, and lead with it!
Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) & ADHD in Leadership: The Hidden Superpower?
Article Overview: This article explores Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) and ADHD in leadership, highlighting both the challenges and advantages these traits bring to executives and entrepreneurs. RSD, commonly associated with ADHD and autism, causes intense emotional reactions to perceived rejection or criticism, which can influence leadership styles. The article outlines the benefits of RSD, such
DTMM: The Power of Movement
Are you ready to unlock the incredible benefits of movement in just 2-3 minutes a day? 🚀 In this week’s Different Thinker Motivational Moment, JoyGenea, International Neurodiversity Coach, shares how quick bursts of vigorous exercise—like jumping jacks, squats, or even running in place—can improve focus, communication, and productivity. If you’re someone who spends long hours
Leading as a Different Thinker: Embracing Neurodiversity as a Superpower!
Are you a different thinker navigating leadership? Whether you’re neurodivergent or working with someone who is, embracing unique strengths can be a game-changer in leadership! 💡✨ In this video, I share key tips for leading with neurodiversity, including: ✅ Embracing your strengths 💪 ✅ Building support systems 🛠 ✅ Communicating openly 🗣 ✅ Creating a
DTMM: Stop Scrolling & Take Action!
Hey, Different Thinker! 👋 What’s the ONE thing you’re focused on accomplishing today? Too often, we try to do too much at once, but success comes from prioritizing and taking action on the most important task. This is your quick reminder: Put down the device. Stop scrolling. Focus. If you could complete just one thing
Leading with ADHD: Turn Chaos into Calm with the Right Communication
“They just don’t see it, why do we have to do everything the hard way and it takes so long to get anything done?” I had a client share this at the beginning of a meeting. I knew exactly what they were talking about. For months they had been having these weekly meetings with the
Neurodiverse Leadership: Mastering Focus with the PAD Method (Pause, Assess, Decide!)
Are you a leader with a unique way of thinking? Maybe you have ADHD, dyslexia, autism, or other neurodiverse traits that help you see the bigger picture but also challenge your focus. If so, this video is for you! In this video, I introduce P.A.D.—a simple yet powerful technique to help neurodiverse leaders take control
DTMM: Finding Your Grounding
Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or disconnected? In this Different Thinker Motivational Moment, I’m coming to you from the great outdoors to remind you of the importance of finding your grounding. 🌱 For many in the neurodiverse community, nature can be a powerful way to reground, recharge, and reset. But grounding looks different for everyone—so
ADHD and Leadership: Increasing Focus with The P.A.D. Strategy
Our ability to focus is important to our happiness. More often than not when I start working with top executives or business owners, they talk about their lack of focus getting in the way of their success. Being a different thinker and possibly having ADHD means that you have a different level of focus