Let’s be honest. Even the rebels — the outspoken, the high-achieving, the “managing just fine” ones — have absorbed society’s projections about what it means to be autistic, ADHD, sensitive, different. We’ve all swallowed bias. We’ve all been shaped by confusion.
And most of what we read? Drama. Deficit. Lack. Or the polished stories of a few neurodiverse warriors who still, behind the scenes, are struggling to cut through the noise.
A couple of heros. A few TED Talks. Half of Silicon Valley.

Neurodiversity used to be considered a fringe minority. Now it’s a hot topic. We’re winning in numbers — but we’re not winning in solutions.
The truth?
If you don’t investigate how your unique wiring impacts the way you lead, relate, think, feel, age, break down, bounce back, create, connect to the divine —
You’re flying blind. And worse — you’re self-abandoning, you say you don’t care for labels — fine. But don’t use that as an excuse to bypass. Because not knowing how you’re built is like refusing to learn how to drive and blaming the car every time you crash.