Neurodiversity and Craft: Part 2
In the second part of our series on Neurodiversity and Craft, podcast host Zoe and I read and respond to Check Your Thread listener contributions.
Running an Ethical Business Means Fair Pricing
I believe in making coaching accessible to everyone. That’s why I created democratised pricing. It’s more than a model. It’s a better way to run a business.
Neurodiversity and Craft: Part 1
In this first part of our series on Neurodiversity and Craft, Check Your Thread podcast host Zoe and I explore what it means to be neurodivergent, and how neurodivergence intersects with craft.
Don’t Tell Me What To Do; Please Like Me!
If you've ever walked away from a social interaction mystified by what happened, here's a useful lens for understanding your reactions; and theirs, too.
What’s Your Tendency?
I’m back on the Check Your Thread podcast and this time there’s four of us discussing how expectations can mess with our crafts and other projects.
Why I’ll Keep Sharing Ideas, Even When It’s All Been Said
Your voice adds value, even when it feels like everything has already been said.
Nobody can waste your time (and how to make that true)
Stop tilting at windmills. Here’s how to combat time-wasters and other thought gremlins.
What That Psychometric Test Doesn’t Say About You
Most psychometric tests are nonsense. It’s what you do with it that matters.
Unpacking the past vs. planning a meaningful future
The past can be a useful guide for planning a meaningful future. The trick is not sitting in it.