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Consensus doesn't happen in the decision making meeting, it happens in all of the conversations leading up to it....
Read MoreConsensus doesn't happen in the decision making meeting, it happens in all of the conversations leading up to it....
Read MoreConsensus doesn't happen in the decision making meeting, it happens in all of the conversations leading up to it....
Read MoreI was doing a talk the other day to a group of 50 Rotarians about difficult conversations. Once they knew what the topic was, they were all excited....
Read MoreLast week we established that masking neurodivergent traits is exhausting — a second job that no one pays you to do. The price is not the same for everyone....
Read MoreHave you ever noticed a high performer on your team who starts to disengage? Have they stopped being motivated, is it a management issue or do they need to be given a warning? Then their performance drops and they need to take time away due...
Read MoreWithout the ability to judge people and ostracize the ones who are different, humanity may not have survived. They didn’t have the term neurodivergent, but they understood the concept. All the ‘isms and phobias society has are not new constructs. They are as old as...
Read MoreOver the last month or so, I have been writing about a number of neurodivergent conditions like Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia and more. What I discovered each week was that what I had faulty assumptions. The Spectrum of Autism isn’t a straight line of severity, it’s...
Read More“I asked you to bring the laundry basket upstairs.”. When told her I didn’t remember that she said “I left it at the bottom of the stairs, you knew that’s what I wanted!” I am sure most people would have understood what was implied, but...
Read MoreNeurodiversity in the workplace goes beyond the conditions most people recognize - ADHD, autism, and dyslexia. While they may be the most talked about, they are certainly not a complete list....
Read MoreMost people think dyslexia is something to do with letters and words being backwards or jumbled on a page when reading. Many people with dyslexia don’t experience letter reversal....
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