This one goes out to all the different thinkers who have held back their full enthusiasm for fear of judgment. I encourage you to go all in on your interests. Living in that excitement sets an example for those around you, that embracing your passions spreads joy.
Many of us have experienced being teased for being different, but don’t let other people’s judgments get in the way of your brilliance and happiness. You decide who and how you want to be.
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Here’s a little fun fact about me. When I participate in something, I try to go all in. Like, if I’m gonna do it, just go all in, do the whole thing well. As you can see, participating in the Vikings as a fan thing, yep, I’ve gone all in. We officially have the hat. I officially have these awesome hand warmer items, custom made for me by a great artist that I know. And I have gone all in because you know what? Life is a whole lot more fun, I’ve learned, when you go all in. Who cares? Stop worrying about what everybody’s thinking about you. I know that there might have been places in your life, as an unconventional thinker, as potentially someone with a neurodiversity, I get that. I get somebody may have bullied you. Somebody might have harassed you. Oh, I’ve been there. Lots of us have, and what I’m gonna tell you is, do not let their crap get in the way of your brilliance, your happiness, and or your future. So from now on, I want you consider, to consider and to think about, what would it mean if I played this, participated in this, all in, 100%? You might be surprised what comes out of that and how much fun you can have. I’m JoyGenea, Unconventional Leadership Coach, Neurodiversity coach to people around the world, helping dyslexics, people with ADHD and autism, lead huge companies into significant and amazing places. Bye now.