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TeamGS_Sascha posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year ago🤩 FREE COACHING: Business Made Easy with AI
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What if the secret to growing your business wasn’t more hustle… but smarter tools? This September, join our hands-on Coaching Circle where you’ll learn how to use AI tools to make running your small business easier, lighter, and more aligned.
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samw posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year agoHi Ladies
I am late-diagnosed ASD and ADHD (ages 47 and 51 respectively). After working for government for most of the last 18 years, I have realised that the mediocrity and slow pace of government is no longer for me. I am at a crossroads in my life at age 54 – do I do something/s on my own again, or do I try to fit in somewhere else?
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Hi Sam,
Welcome! I have found the freedom of doing my own thing a necessity after being ASD and ADHD diagnosed at 58 due to a 3 year and counting burnout. My creative time is something that keeps me going and while progress is snail’s pace at the moment at least there is a little discernible progress. Global Sisters is the other thing keeping me…
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I was late diagnosed, too, also worked in government for many years. But I was let go after being deemed too autistic – not their words. Working for yourself can be hard and making enough to support yourself especially hard, so think hard before jumping in. But the freedom to do what you want, when you want away from the pressure to…
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Kim posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year ago💻✨ CLAIM YOUR FREE VIRTUAL CO-WORKING “PASS” FOR Q3 2025
Running a business can feel lonely, especially when you’re wearing all the hats and trying to push through your to-do list alone.
That’s why Global Sisters created a gentle, structured space to help women in business stay focused.
We’ve been running these body doubling sessions for over six…
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Thanks Kim 🙂
Is there a way to get a recurring calendar invite for this? I enrolled, but didn’t receive a confirmation or a .ics I can add to Outlook.
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This is awesome! Thanks Kim, these session are invaluable
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Beth.gee posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year agoHi all, thank you for having me in this group! I am a late diagnosed woman, and have recently had a career change from 14 years in Recruitment, TA, HR, and Law, to studying a post grad in Career Development and Counselling, setting up my own career coaching business for neurodivergent clients, and am on the Executive Leadership Team at…
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Hi Beth, sounds like me. I was diagnosed very late and also have pivoted to mentoring small business owners in the fashion & lifestyle space. Love to do double bodying session when it starts again. Good luck with everything. Beverley
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Hi Beverley,
Thank you so much for your response! The work you are doing sounds so wonderful! I am signed up for the body doubling sessions so am looking forward to getting started on those!
Hopefully see you there 🙂
Beth
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Renee posted an update in the group
Neurodivergent Minds a year agoThanks for having me here. I’m late diagnosed ADHD and after a long career in social worker I’m at a crossroad and struggle with decision making, starting too many projects, self-trust, imposter syndrome and executive function challenges and blah blah blah. I have a few ideas in my head about what I want to do and a burning desire to establish…
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Love hearing @RenShiv how you pivoted to Indian influenced textile products. Finding something that supports your nervous support, while you recalibrate from burn out, sounds like a good fit. I have found just getting started with cashflow generating ideas that are within easy and effortless/support my nervous system, helps me then take the…
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Thanks Janelle, that’s good advice. My brain does keep going to the idea creation and I have to really work at sticking to my first goal of finishing my first products and selling them. And of course lots of imposter syndrome, self-doubt etc.
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