Normalized neurodivergence is invisible neurodivergence. That can look like acceptance, or it can look like denial. Often, it looks like both. I didn’t discover I… Read More »In Plain Sight: Invisible Neurodivergence
April is Autism Acceptance Month. I don’t believe understanding is a prerequisite for acceptance, but it helps, and the best way to understand what it’s… Read More »Understanding Autistic “Rigidity”
I was having a conversation with my dad and my cousin the other day about one of my dad’s co-workers. From the conversation they hypothesized… Read More »Change Requires Buy-In
This is my first time doing such a comprehensive year review. I based it off Tiago Forte’s year review, including answering a series of questions… Read More »Intentions for 2022
A friend of mine recently said “the last thing I need is a new diagnosis” about the thought that they could be neurodivergent, and it… Read More »One diagnosis to rule them all
According to Dr. Benjamin Hardy, PhD and the psychological concept of “prospection,” long-term goals: The long term goals Dr. Benjamin Hardy talks about in his… Read More »The Need for Mid-Point Goals
A Lesson Learned Prioritize one, and more will follow. At times we are presented with tons of great opportunities, all at once. If we already… Read More »Learn, Act, Question: Priorities Require Limits
A Lesson Learned System Design must be self-directed. In fact, all learning must be self-directed. When it comes to helping someone, no amount of good… Read More »Learn, Act, Question: Self-Direction
Clearing Up and Gaining Control Getting Things Done by David Allen recommends working from the ground up for practical reasons. When our minds are cluttered… Read More »Working from the Ground Up
Disabled Productivity is about riding the line between an external demand for productivity, and understanding our inherent worth as human beings. In this society we… Read More »What is Neurodivergent and Disabled Productivity?