Category: neurodivergent
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Mindfully Let Go of Perfectionism
Perfectionism is a common trap for many entrepreneurial women. It stems from a fear of failure or judgment and often leads to stress and burnout. However, letting go of perfectionism doesn’t mean lowering your standards; it means understanding that making mistakes is a part of growth and learning. Mindful practices can help you recognize when…
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The Need for Detachment from Outcomes in Business
In the world of entrepreneurship, it’s easy to become overly attached to outcomes. Whether it’s hitting a sales target or launching a new product, the stakes are high, and the pressure is on. But there’s incredible power in learning to detach from these outcomes. Detachment allows you to focus on your efforts and strategies rather…
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Cultivating Community: A Key to Entrepreneurial Success
Building a supportive community is essential for neurodiverse, ambitious women entrepreneurs. A tribe of like-minded individuals provides more than just networking opportunities—it’s a source of strength, inspiration, and emotional sustenance that nourishes your body, mind, and spirit in profound ways. A lovely woman, a seasoned nonprofit director passionate about social change, was on the brink…
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Self-Care as the Foundation of Entrepreneurial Success
As a tech startup founder and single mother, she prided herself on her ability to juggle everything. From daybreak to well past midnight, she was always on, pushing through her exhaustion with a steaming cup of coffee in hand. Her startup was gaining traction, but at the cost of her health and happiness. She was…
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Done Over Perfect: Your New Mantra for Creative and Personal Growth
I worked with a marketing consultant known for her innovative strategies. She was trapped in a cycle of perfectionism. Her clients loved her work, but they didn’t see the toll it took on her. Every project had to be flawless, leading her to spend countless nights refining presentations and proposals, second-guessing her expertise. This quest…