Is it good for my Mind?

Is it good for my Body?

Is it good for my Spirit?

If the answer is yes to all 3, good Job!

If its not, should you reevaluate?

What do you do with yourself when the blinders come off? Are you struggling to find yourself?

Do you feel like you're drowning when trying to figure out school accommodations?

Are you balancing your independence and protecting your space?

Join Cara and I as we embark on a rollercoaster conversation.
We are chatting about What it means to be neurospicy and how to begin remapping our brains.
She gives us insights into one of the most influential books ever given to her, The 4 Agreements.
And we even delve into behavioral genetics and an upcoming project of hers that will make a big splash soon in that area.

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Join me on Neurodivergent News today with the inspiring Tess Booker, your Inspired Living Coach.

Tess and I will be discovering what its like to grow beyond what is expected of you and how to come into alignment with your emotions, your spirit, and your being. She will share with us practical tips and stories of how to achieve your definition of success.

Find Tess Booker at www.tessbooker.com

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Join me with Kadin McElwain as we discuss the lingering stigmas against the autistic community and how he is leading the way in overcoming them.

Kadin's unique charisma is not only inspiring but engaging. He will lead us through his journey growing up different and how he broke expectations time and time again.

His outreach into the awareness community has grown his influence and he is paving the way for neurodivergent individuals just like him.

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Join me on Neurodivergent News today with the engaging Lauri Getlan-Watson, the lady who can turn anything into abstract art.

Lauri and I will be talking about How abstract art leads to peacful, restive meditative states, How anything can become abstract art, and How art can be an outlet for a neurodiverse mind.

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