New Episode – new Season of the podcast!

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Here is our first Episode of the second season of the Free Range Thinkin Podcast! πŸ˜€

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It is about our new publishing rhythm, about experiments with ChatGPT and how to finish things with (adult) ADHD:

065 – From Compliance to Community: Understanding Neurodiversity with Grant Harris Free Range Thinking – A Neurodiversity Podcast with Sharon Leigh and Alex Kahl

In our final Interview-episode of 2024, we welcome Grant Harris, a certified diversity executive, coach, and consultant, to explore the multifaceted world of neurodiversity. Subscribe to our Newsletter on our website: http://free-range-thinking.com aaaand to our YouTube Channel if you would like to see us as well πŸ˜€ https://www.youtube.com/@freerangethinkingpodcast Grant shares his late autism diagnosis story, growing up with unique communication styles, and how neurodiversity impacts workplaces. We discuss how to shift perspectives from compliance to building community and why neurodiversity isn't just another "initiative." Join us for a thought-provoking conversation about distinct human experiences, the challenges of masking, and how neurodiversity can be a powerful asset. Links: Grant Harris's Website – https://www.compliancetocommunity.com/ Grant's Linktree – https://linktr.ee/grantharris 00:00 Intro and Welcome 03:02 Grant’s Childhood and Late Diagnosis 09:00 Neurodistinct instead of Neurospicy 19:47 Workplace Resistance to Neurodiversity 26:03 How to Build Inclusive Communities 41:20 Autism as an Asset 52:43 Closing Thoughts πŸ“’ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes!
  1. 065 – From Compliance to Community: Understanding Neurodiversity with Grant Harris
  2. 064 – Breaking Free from the Corporate Calendar | Neurodiversity & Executive Function Challenges
  3. 063 Unlearning & Sensory Boundaries: The Adult Path to Montessori

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