This month, I dove into Going Infinite by Michael Lewis—a fascinating exploration of the rise and fall of Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), FTX, and the world of cryptocurrency. Here’s what you’ll find in this video: 📚 Insights into the story of SBF and his ventures, FTX and Alameda Research. 💡 The neurodiverse traits observed in Sam
Book Review: “Going Infinite” and the Unspoken: Exploring the Neurodivergent Subtext of the FTX Saga
As a neurodiversity coach I like to enjoy turning my coaching brain off and getting into an interesting story. That is not what happened when I read “Going Infinite” by Michael Lewis. My coaching mind was going off all of the time. From Sam’s bouncing leg, to him playing video games while doing zoom interviews.
The Power of TLDR (Too Long Didn’t Read)– Taming the Email Beast: Neurodiversity and Long Emails
Are you constantly drowning in a sea of lengthy emails? Do you find yourself scrolling endlessly, trying to extract the key information? If you’re neurodiverse, with ADHD or dyslexia this struggle can be even more pronounced. As a neurodiversity coach, I’ve noticed a common theme: the overwhelming nature of long emails, especially for those with
Email Overload and Speechify
Email is very overwhelming for some of us different thinkers. Luckily there are tools to help make it manageable. Transcription: Hi. Are you a neurodiverse person that hates email? You do not have to hate email anymore. I’m really gonna recommend that you check out Speechify. It was actually created by another neurodiverse
Stop Avoiding Reading and Responding to Email Because Reading Isn’t Your Greatest Strength
Do you avoid emails? Do you wince when you open an email and have to scroll to see all of the content? Do you allow your emails to build up into the hundreds and then just have to bolt yourself to your office chair with a pot of coffee and go through them all at
Computer Keyboards: Is Your Favorite a Preference or an Accommodation?
This last month I have been on a computer keyboard journey. Do you have a favorite keyboard that you use? It turns out I do, and it is a really good example of the fact that most people, whether neurodiverse or not, have a favorite computer keyboard. If you have never switched keyboards you might
The 4 Stages of Learning and Neurodiversity Coaching
The 4 Stages of Learning: Level 1: Unconscious Incompetent “I don’t know what I don’t know.” This person is unaware that there is a need for skill development. Level 2: Conscious Incompetent “I now know about it, but I’m not very good at it.” This person is aware of the need for skill as well
Dictation for Gmail and Chrome – A Dyslexia and ADHD Gift to speed up email, note taking, and more
So, this morning I was working with a client who brings in somewhere between 100 to 200 emails per day. Well, this isn’t that big of an amount or at all not typical for a business owner, but what was not typical is the fact that of those emails a majority of them my client
Changing for those with Dyslexia and AI Chat Bots- Chat GPT
Part 1 – AI Chat Bot/Chat GPT If you haven’t played around with this yet and you have dyslexia or diagnosed dyslexic, you should try it. Part 2 – The AI Version-Changing for those with Dyslexia and AI Chat Bots- Chat GPT Part 2 of AI Chat Bot/Chat GPT. I took the subject AI and
Time Blindness-Part 4-Talking Timer
Learn about the timer that will count down the amount of time you have left #timeblindness #neurodiversity #dyslexia #adhd #add #neurodivergent #late TRANSCRIPTION: The time blindness tip, but it’s also just an overall tip this works really well for a lot of my neurodiverse clients. Sometimes it’s– oh just sometimes it’s really helpful to