From Marketing Maven to Workplace Mediator: How One Woman Is Bridging the Neurodivergent Communication Gap

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Amy Elliott stared at the noise-cancelling headphones on her desk, wrestling with a choice that would define her career trajectory. Her boss had just told her she couldn’t wear them in the office, and she didn’t know how to explain that without them, the constant chatter and keyboard clicks felt like nails on a chalkboard. … Read more

Breaking the Procrastination Trap: Your Small Business Can’t Afford to Wait

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The business plan has been almost ready for three months now. Your competitor analysis spreadsheet has more tabs than a browser during a research binge. You’ve refined your elevator pitch so many times it could win awards. Yet, you’ve never actually delivered it to a real customer. Meanwhile, that nagging voice in your head whispers … Read more

The Heavy Weight of Small Dreams: Navigating Business Ownership in Uncertain Times

A woman sits in front of her laptop and shipping boxes with her head in her hands over small business ownership stress.

Small business ownership is a high-wire act performed without a safety net. Behind every neighborhood café, boutique, or local service company lies an untold story of sleepless nights, maxed-out credit cards, and kitchen tables covered with spreadsheets into the wee hours of the morning. While entrepreneurship is often glamorized as a path to independence and … Read more