The Quirky Brain Club: Neurodivergent Strategies for Entrepreneurial Success

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Hi, it's Jo, welcome. Yeah, we made it. It's Friday!
And on Fridays, we are doing things a little bit different. I'm going to be doing some live coaching with people and today's coaching call is something that I think is going to be impacting a lot of people.

Sarah Stokes is my volunteer today and, up until a few weeks ago Sarah ran an exclusively offline business: She is a dog trainer and a coach running classes and working one on one with folks in person.

The current lockdown situation has prompted her (or rather forced her hand) to bring her business online which is something that she has been, in her words, procrastinating over for a while now.

So today we talk about some of the mindset and belief, things that are getting in her way of fully diving in and building her online business. We talk about how the imposter complex comes into it, some of those unhelpful, sometimes limiting beliefs, around money, sales and marketing and what she can do to overcome those and prevent them from holding her back.

Jo Casey is an Autistic and ADHD speaker and business coach who helps other neurodivergent entrepreneurs make more money with less overwhelm and more joy in their work. By aligning your business strategies with your unique brain wiring, we'll transform your neurodivergent traits into powerful assets for growth and fulfilment.
Connect with her at Jocasey.com or follow her on Instagram

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Karen C.L. Anderson helps women use the troubled relationships they have with their mothers and/or daughters as a catalyst for growth, empowerment, wisdom, and creativity.

In our conversation she shares her current exploration on the connection between Power, Emotion and Creativity - including this gem:

We dive into how she has been able to work with her own difficult relationship with her mother to grow and explore what it means to be a woman and, 'the pain of being a woman in a culture that does not value women equally.'

Karen's work is deep and wise and never flinches from the unvarnished, sometimes difficult and always insightful truth of being a woman. I've learned so much from her over the years and I'm thrilled to be able to share this conversation with you.

She is the author of Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters, A Guide For Separation, Liberation & Inspiration (March 2018), The Difficult Mother-Daughter Relationship Journal: A Guide For Revealing and Healing Toxic Generational Patterns (January, 2020), Dear Adult Daughter, With The Emphasis on “Adult”, (May 2020), and Overcoming Creative Anxiety: Journal Prompts & Practices for Disarming Your Inner Critic & Allowing Creativity To Flow (June 2020).

Karen runs the Make It Real membership community (for women who want to “make real” the concepts in her books) and is at work on a memoir, A Letter To The Daughter I Chose Not To Have.

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Jo Casey is an Autistic and ADHD speaker and business coach who helps other neurodivergent entrepreneurs make more money with less overwhelm and more joy in their work. By aligning your business strategies with your unique brain wiring, we'll transform your neurodivergent traits into powerful assets for growth and fulfilment.
Connect with her at Jocasey.com or follow her on Instagram