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Neurodivergent Unplugged shares messy, magnificent stories from ADHD, autistic, and dyslexic minds who stopped masking and started thriving. Hosted by coach Ania Hulsman, it dismantles the incompetency bias and celebrates the brilliance of living true to your wiring.
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Unmasking Founder Who's Built, Bought, and Sold 340 Businesses - Kelly Duffy | Ep 41 (opens the original)
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Kelly Duffy has spent decades building companies - more than 340 of them, bought, built, and sold - and she'll tell you plainly that none of it made her successful. In this episode, she unpacks what changed after she stopped believing she was "stupid," found Human Design, and started living from unmasking rather than performance. It's a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation about neurodivergent freedom, flow state, and what it actually takes to live gloriously unboxable. In this episode Why Kell
Right Too Early: The Gloriously Unboxable Life of Dr. Tara Perry | Ep 40 (opens the original)
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Dr. Tara Perry has spent her whole life being right before anyone around her was ready for it. She was giving patients omega-3s before most cardiologists had heard of them. She left the hottest talent agency in Hollywood — a job everyone in LA wanted — to go and study acupuncture, and her colleagues told her she was out of her mind. Years later, at the top of a 23-year medical career, she did it again: walked away from acupuncture toward something even fewer people understood. In this conversati
48 Mountains, One ADHD Brain, Same-Day Company - Bob Bazley | Ep 39 (opens the original)
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Bob Bazley was diagnosed with ADHD at age six, in an era before ADHD had a name, spent a decade in residential childcare, and joined the British Army at sixteen. What followed: a career digitising a million paper files at Merrill Lynch, founding an IT company on the spot when a friend's provider went under, climbing the highest peak in every European country, and building a mental health platform born partly from losing army friends to suicide. This conversation is a masterclass in what neurodiv
Idea Bombs, Fairy Dust and the Neurodivergent Creative Life - Gina Conway | Ep 38 (opens the original)
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Gina Conway arrived in London from California with no clients, no contacts and no reason to believe it would work - just a vision she could see clearly when nobody else could. Twenty five years later she has a salon in its twenty fifth year, a hairdressing academy, a wellness business and a manager who has been with her for nineteen of those years. She also has idea bombs. That is her word for what happens when her brain hands her something brilliant, fully formed, at speed - and she has to find
She Built a Business Called Voice After Losing Hers - Nat Forster | Ep 37 (opens the original)
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Natalia Forster spent 25 years helping some of advertising's biggest brands find their voice - while quietly losing her own. In this episode, Nat talks about the kindergarten teacher who spotted something different in her at five years old, decades before she had language for it, and the mentor who later made it safe for her to stop performing and lead from her actual self. That shift didn't just change how she felt at work. It grew the business. Nat has never sought a formal diagnosis, and this
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