Blog Excerpt: Cindy describes her 20s as painful, stumbling her way through life with only half of the information she should have had. A lot of people can be in denial of them or their children having autism, so it can go undiagnosed. It’s often seen as a negative trait to have, but the more we educate people and talk about the realities of having autism or ADHD, there will be less of a stigma around these words. Ways to Engage: Challenge yourself to consider a stereotype you hold or maybe have once held and think about the consequences of these stereotypes. Did you treat people differently? Judge them without knowing the whole story? Spread misinformation? We are all guilty of stereotyping at least once in our lives, even if we don’t realize it. It’s more important now than ever to recognize our past so we can work towards a better future. Timestamps: Prioritizing Self Care - ( 1:35 ) Confidently Setting Boundaries - ( 7:12 ) Taking Care of Your Emotional Health as much as Your Physical Health - ( 10:30 ) Support self & other women unapologetically - ( 27:11 ) Coming Back to Your WHY and Your VALUES - ( 37:36 ) Living Out of Your Own Expectations - ( 40:05 ) Accepting the Layered Aspects of Yourself - ( 52:37 ) Living out FEEL, how does it affect your relationships - ( 56:26 ) 5 Activities That Nourish You - ( 59:30 ) 5 Words for How You Want to Feel in the Next Six Months - ( 1:00:07 ) Original Music by Rio & Valencia Saint-Louis