Lessons from COVID times: how this has changed my priorities
← Flip back Just like most of my peers, clients, and family COVID times has forced a huge mindset shift. No matter how much or how little this has affected you, it’s still a reminder of the fragility of everything from health and wellbeing to our...
Masking my neurodiversity in a remote work environment
What is neurodiversity masking? Lately, on a deeply philosophical level, I have slowly been changing my mind about masking my neurodiversity. And no, I’m not talking about the face mask we all wear on our faces for protection from COVID-19. However, something...
A neurodiverse woman’s perspective on the push for diversity in publishing
← Flip back For several months, I’ve been working on a manuscript for my memoir: “Growing Up With Dyspraxia”. As the title illustrates, it’s a true story of growing up with a neurological disability with a very serious underdiagnosis problem. Although it’s not...
The creative professional’s guide to active waiting
← Flip back I’m a little too used to waiting. Although I’ve got a competitive writing portfolio and have the unique opportunity to make a lot of really fun and ambitious media appearances. Yet there’s a lot of waiting in between. If I simply...
How I fight against zoom fatigue: lessons from living on Zoom
← Flip back I had zoom fatigue before there was a word for it. Thanks to the pandemic, I practically live on Zoom. Last week, I experienced zoom fatigue and I opted out of a few zoom events. This made a significant amount of difference. But that’s not the...
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