Neurodivergent Minds
A community where creative and neurodiverse minds can engage in discussions about business.
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TeamGS_Sascha posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds 10 months agoJoin us for Focus Hour! Today 11am AEDT: https://portal.globalsisters.org/courses/focus-hour-q4/
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Liani posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds 10 months agoHello Neurodivergent Minds
I’m a Global Sisters newbie and AuDHDer 🙂 In the document linked in the comment section I have a write up that I’m hoping for some collective opinions on potential business names.Additional context: I have spent the best part of a year building a neuroinclusive consulting business. My intention is to guide businesses…
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Hi Liani, welcome ❤️
I’m an AuDHDer who has experience working in this space, and have transitioned into launching a professional organising business (this month!) Thriving Difference.
Whilst I like and understand the inspiration for your brand name, my question for you is how will the people paying the bill ( the client) respond to the name?…
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TeamGS_Sascha posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds 11 months ago- ⏰ A Body Doubling Reminder for the quater 3 sessions: https://portal.globalsisters.org/courses/body-doubling-quarter-3/
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TeamGS_Sascha posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year agoONLINE FOCUS SESSIONS! 🌟
Body Doubling, fortnightly on a Monday at 10AM AEST!
We are on today 15th September, last minute registrations here:
https://portal.globalsisters.org/courses/body-doubling-quarter-3/
Body Doubling means doing a task in the presence of another person. These sessions are open to anyone in our community who thinks they…
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Adie posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year agoHey everyone. I just joined this group. I am 54 AuDHD. I hear and understand what everyone is saying here.
I am a multi passionate and disciplined creative entrepreneur that runs world wide programs and projects, but making money and making it consistently is hard, and honestly consistently stressful as a single mother, a carer and the…
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Hi Adie – I got diagnosed when I was 60 which amazed me as I have had over 20 years experience in senior corporate roles. However when I had my own e-comm business the red flags started to show. I am great if I have a team of people to manage my ideas but not so great if I have to do everything myself. I now have pivoted to coaching…
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Hi Adie – I am a late diagnosed AuDHD single mum as well so many things above are relatable. I’m currently doing a matcha pop up with my daughter its very very slow – would love to make money online as well. I haven’t found a match for what that looks like yet also my tech skills are limited !?
I also walk dogs and work in disability.…
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