“What’s it like being neurodivergent?”
It’s like being autistic, dyslexic, ADHD, or any number of other neurodivergent conditions.
It’s living in a world that is not built for you.
It’s feeling overwhelmed, misunderstood, and excluded.
It’s hard.
It’s also powerful!
Mom of 5 | Granny of 1 | digital artist | certified life-coach | web designer
~ You may know me from the international WordPress community ~
M Y S T Y L E
Intuitive ~ Abstract ~ Contemporary
My random thoughts and artwork is there to inspire you to be the best version of yourself.
Thoughts about changing the career path direction: Leaving familiar paths and taking the plunge into the unknown requires courage and trust. But if you wake up in the morning already with a sense of anticipation, it can only be right because #MentalHealthMatters!
Some asked me how I deal with depression & chronic pain as an entrepreneur? I’ve 2 modes: 1. Thriving 📈 a full schedule & growth actions to thrive 2. Maintenance ⚙️ low energy tasks for the most important stuff & deadlines to keep it running
Reminder: You can do big & scary things!
There are variations in how human brains work. This doesn’t mean our differences need to be fixed or that we should stop trying to learn & grow. It just means we should all try to understand each other.
„You need to blog more.” – @ifyouwillit #WCLDN 2013, after I told him that I was responsible for translating & releasing #WordPress into German. Now, as a retired contributor, I’ve the capacity to invest into myself. I start with #Tweet100 to build a habit of content creation.
Unpopular opinion: A modern polymath — also known as Renaissance person, Multipotentialite, Jack of all trades — is more likely to thrive in a global pandemic than a specialist in one domain of expertise.