“What are your superpowers?” she asked me. She also shared that in answering I should think about what others told me I was great at. Not to reply with where I thought I was best. 

At age 30, I was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Entering my first Autism Bewareness Month knowing I am autistic is unlocking uneasy, nervous and traumatic feelings. And I’m certainly not alone — the autistic community at large is bracing for another year of ableism, infantilization, pathologizing, and invalidation.

Something is deeply broken when autistic people dread the very month meant to serve us.

Is it time for a new role? Are you looking to get paid? Looking for mentorship to debrief around what happened at the office?

I was excited to read about a large raise and traction within a company I'd made an early investment in years ago. It has felt great to direct recent investments to diverse business owners and to those aimed at making positive impact, but yesterday was nothing to celebrate... #mentalhealthmatters #massshootings

I had asked a few besties from college to capture and share movement from their Thanksgiving day via our private FB group. 

In response to my ask, A tells me that she’d be happy to post her shitty dinner later.

What do you prioritize on the daily? We have a great idea. Let’s be more intentional. Let’s prioritize YOU.

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