Ep 4: Today Me Hates Yesterday Me: Professor Sarah Verdon, Founder And Single Mum On Building A Business That Works With Your Brain

The Professor who built a business around how her brain actually works. 

Lisa sits down with Professor Sarah Verdon (founder of NeuroBloom Speech Pathology and Professor at Charles Sturt University) to unpack what neurodiversity really means in business. From ADHD and autism to workplace flexibility, late diagnosis, productivity, outsourcing and leadership, Sarah shares how understanding your brain can help you work better, lead better and build a business that supports the way you actually function.

What you’ll take away:
- Why neurodiversity is different wiring and why understanding it can change the way you work and lead.
- Why labels can help people access the support, treatment and funding they need to thrive.
- Why comfort, environment and small adjustments at work can have a huge impact on performance.
- Why business owners with fast moving brains need support, structure and someone to help ground their ideas.

Links:
- Guest website: NeuroBloom Speech Pathology - https://svp-slp.com/ 
- Guest Neurodivergence and Neuro-Affirming Practice webinar: Professional Development Webinar - https://svp-slp.com/professional-development/ 
- Mint Agency newsletter sign up: Podcast Newsletter - https://www.mintagency.com.au/news-sign-up 

Credits:
- Host: Lisa Morey, Founder of Mint Agency
- Guest: Professor Sarah Verdon, Founder of NeuroBloom Speech Pathology
- Production: Podcast Expert Lab
- Music: 'Country Western On' - moodmode (Pixabay)
- Studio partner: The Streaming Guys - thanks to their team for partnering with us and providing the soundproof podcast pod and pro recording setup 

 

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