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How would you describe yourself both personally and professionally? I think intense might be an appropriate description! I'm someone who bursts with passion at times, once you get me talking about something I care about, it's difficult for me to stop! I tend to gravitate towards social justice issues, i remember i once left my entire team i worked with on an away trip because the owner of the restaraunt we had planned to visit had views I disagreed with! So i wandered around

Was there a specific moment or experience that inspired you to become a writer in the disability space? In May 2021, my son was diagnosed with epilepsy and my world crumbled.  I was forced to take a hard look at my life. On the one hand, I was worried about paying raging health bills, on the other I was desperate to keep a part of my old life as co-founder and manager of Lara Guide Dog School, and my mental health in one piece.  Starting my own business was a leap of faith in

How would you describe yourself, both personally and professionally? I’m Nigerian born, UK raised, a mother, a cancer thriver, an unapologetic inclusionist, and someone who believes deeply in the power of voice, especially when it shakes the table. Personally, I’m led by faith, purpose and a fierce desire to leave the world better than I found it. Professionally, I’m a strategist, speaker, and founder who consults on and lives inclusion. I have skin in the game literally, whi

October is ADHD Awareness Month , and I identify as neurodivergent and AuDHD.  Let's explore the power and the paradox of neurodivergent self-identity labels.  I am Charlie Hart, known on social media as ‘Ausome Charlie’.  Yes, that is ‘Ausome’  with an ‘Au’  for ‘Autistic’ - one of my own positive self-labels right there! Self-labelling and its significance When I realised I was autistic in 2018, I set up the Twitter account @AusomeCharlie and found a thriving mutually suppo

This month, as we prepare for the 1 Day Rebellion  online event, I want to share a little more about myself and why creativity is at the heart of everything I do. I’m a spiritual artist, writer, speaker and workshop facilitator. My mission is to help people reconnect with themselves, find purpose, and heal. I work especially with those navigating neurodiversity, invisible disabilities, cultural challenges and business entrepreneurs, using art and words as tools for empowermen

There is a quiet revolution unfolding. It doesn't march in the streets, but it pulses through the hearts of millions of women who have entered midlife and menopause wondering, “What now?” These women—many of them executives, leaders, caregivers, creatives—have lived full, rich lives marked by service, success, and sacrifice. And yet, as they transition through perimenopause and post-menopause, they are being called to rise not just again—but differently. This is The Wonder Wo

Depression is real and most certainly valid to us. Its more common than many of us might think. At some point in our lives, almost all of us experience emotional lows triggered by various challenges: family conflicts, relationship struggles, financial pressure, body image issues, or a sense of failure. These situations, whether brief or prolonged, can become breeding grounds for depression. ID: Angela, Winnie and Helen smiling into the camera. Angela is standing with her hand

By Anastasia Frangoulis Mind Over Matter dark blue and mustard yellow logo. Have you ever met someone who seemed so good to be true, whose need for admiration seemed endless. What if that behavior was more than just arrogance? In my younger years, I crossed paths with someone who seemed to offer everything I had ever dreamed of. He treated me with an overwhelming sense of devotion and care, showering me with affection and fulfilling every material and emotional need I could i