We've been looking at toxic perspectives on self-improvement and goal setting for neurodivergent spoonies, and dismantling them one at a time. Today and in the free workshop next week, we're finally going to talk about what to do instead.

Today we'll be focusing on three other concepts that might be preventing you from becoming the hero of your own story. The idea of finding yourself, the idea of having a purpose, and the idea of doing what you are meant to do, and the idea that that will heal your body.

Today, for part two, I wanna talk to you about storytelling because if you've been struggling to see yourself as the hero and not as the villain, I bet you're also struggling with your story. Watch the video below, or read on for the full transcript.

So it's a new year, and once again, you might feel like something has to change. You're chronically ill, neurodivergent, and maybe you feel broken, lazy, like a burden. Something needs to change this year. But, you know, the same old goals, the same old mindset shifts won't work this time, either. Something needs to change, but you have no idea what. If any of that resonates with you, I made this video for you because that was me six years ago. Change is possible, I promise you. So, let me show you how. Watch the video below, or read on for the full transcript.