The Neurodiversity Superpowers Podcast
The Neurodiversity Superpowers Podcast with Michael Whitehouse is here!
We are changing the narative on neurodiversity!
This show will highlight people who are successful because of (not in spite of) their unique brain configuration.
In his research for the show, host Michael Whitehouse has found a very negative, tragic tone around neurodiversity. The focus is mostly on how hard it is, the weaknesses, the challenges, the disability.
But what aboutt he super-ability?
In his work as The Guy Who Knows a Guy, a networking coach and professional connector, Michael has met dozens of highly successful entrepreneurs who are sucessful because of not in spite of their neurodiversity. We're not talking about successful in overcoming their condition. We're talking successful like two commas in their bank accounts, speaking on multiple TEDx stages, and other kinds of success that make people say "how can I get some of what they have?"
What made him finally decide it was time to launch this show was realizing that his own ADHD, which he had always though of as a hinderance was actually the source of his ability to build a six-figure business as a networker and connector.
It's time to stop thinking of neurodiverse people as broken, disordered, and disable.
It's time to think of them as uniquely powerful!
We are changing the narative on neurodiversity!
This show will highlight people who are successful because of (not in spite of) their unique brain configuration.
In his research for the show, host Michael Whitehouse has found a very negative, tragic tone around neurodiversity. The focus is mostly on how hard it is, the weaknesses, the challenges, the disability.
But what aboutt he super-ability?
In his work as The Guy Who Knows a Guy, a networking coach and professional connector, Michael has met dozens of highly successful entrepreneurs who are sucessful because of not in spite of their neurodiversity. We're not talking about successful in overcoming their condition. We're talking successful like two commas in their bank accounts, speaking on multiple TEDx stages, and other kinds of success that make people say "how can I get some of what they have?"
What made him finally decide it was time to launch this show was realizing that his own ADHD, which he had always though of as a hinderance was actually the source of his ability to build a six-figure business as a networker and connector.
It's time to stop thinking of neurodiverse people as broken, disordered, and disable.
It's time to think of them as uniquely powerful!
Apply to be a guest...
To be a guest on the Neurodiversity Superpowers podcast, click the button. You will be sent to a scheduling link.We are looking for people who are objectively successful because of their neurodiversity. Overcoming your neurotype to achieve a normal life is not the story we are looking for on this show.
Filling out the form does not guarantee you will be accepted. We will review your application and either email you confirming your appearance or cancel the calendar appointment based on what we see on the application, so be sure to fill it all out.