Loneliness is something I have discussed with many autistic and ADHD women. Spending your life living on the edge of society can feel really isolating. But here’s why living on the edge of society is so much more fun…..are you ready to come and join me?
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What does success look like for YOU? Are you living a thriving and fulfilling life, that brings you joy? Or are you busy trying to live up to societal definitions of what success look like?
Time to jump in and redefine success on YOUR terms!
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Superwoman syndrome and autism are closely intertwined, in my opinion. I believe that as an autistic ADHD women, we are predisposed to experiencing it. We often spend much of our lives trying to fit in, to be accepted and to find our place in a world not designed for us. We can quickly become caught
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This is topic all to close to my heart, having left corporate life at the age of 36 and having a year long burnout, and a further 3 years before I started to get life back on track.
Autistic Burnout In Corporate Read More »
HELLO from a recovered prolific people pleaser!! This is an areas I know only too well! Â As women with ADHD and autism, we often find ourselves caught in the relentless pursuit of acceptance, as we strive to fit in and belong. We can mould ourselves into a version of ourselves that fits society’s expectations,
Stop People Pleasing and Start Pleasing Yourself! Read More »
How big are your dreams? Do they light you up? Are you excited by them? Are they YOUR dreams, or someone else’s?
Come and discover the power of BIG dreams, and create a life that feels fulfilling and successful on YOUR terms!
DREAM BIG! Autism and ADHD Are The Secrets To Success Read More »
Imagine being in a foreign city where no one speaks your language. Confusing, isn’t it? But, what if you find someone who does? Suddenly, you’re no longer lost—you’ve found a kindred spirit. That’s what finding your community feels like.
Building Bridges: The Importance of Community in Neurodiversity Read More »
Today’s topic might seem a bit daunting for some, and I understand why—it’s about receiving a late autism diagnosis. Think of it as finding an unseen guest in your house, who you realise, has always been there, silently moulding your life.
Embracing Change: Navigating a Late Autism Diagnosis Read More »
In a world that often struggles to understand us, we neurodiverse individuals sometimes feel compelled to ‘mask’ our traits to blend in. However, this can be draining and lead to a loss of identity over time.
The Art of Masking and Unmasking in Autism Read More »
