HeyJaredThe Neurodivergent Creative Podcast
The podcast for creatives of all types (and neurotypes) to celebrate passion and creativity, stop hiding your unique brilliance, and embrace what makes your mind and spirit come alive!
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Can't Fight Capitalism When You're Burned Out | #219 (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, Caitlin talks about the reality of burnout when we're siloed because of hardcore survival mode—and how community helps keep us sane and ease the pressure when we're running on fumes. "Once sleep and stress get all fucked up, the rest of you will get all fucked up. In fact, if you can prioritize improving like one aspect of your life , it should be sleep first." - Caitlin Liz Fisher What You Will Learn: how capitalism thrives on our burnout
Why Working Harder Isn't Working for Neurodivergent Brains #218 (opens the original)
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Everything has gotten more expensive, and young adults have made it clear that the cost of living has become increasingly harder to achieve vs their parents' generation. So, if money is available for us to earn, shouldn't we be working harder to make more? In this episode, Caitlin brain spiral is activated thanks to money trauma from the past. Again. Their thought gremlin clung to the belief that if they were not paycheck maxing, then they somehow didn't care about their financial goals and obvi
What Happens When Your Mouth Outruns Your Brain | #217 (opens the original)
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Have you ever said “um” one too many times, forgotten a basic word, mixed up two sounds, or completely abandoned a sentence because your brain and mouth stopped cooperating? In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative, Caitlin dives into the fascinating, funny, and surprisingly complex world of filler words, speech disfluencies, spoonerisms, verbal mix-ups, and the tiny linguistic detours our brains take while trying to communicate. From accidentally saying “fart cone” instead of “car phone”
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