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Draig Insights
The Welsh word 'draig' means dragon, but also 'warrior' or 'leader'.
In the Avagasso blog, we delve deep into our power as warriors and leaders to share our insights, musings, experiences, and wisdom with our fellow dragons who are seeking to unlock their power and expand their inner and outer worlds.
So, read on, my courageous leader...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 24, 20241 min read
From Challenges to Strengths: My Personal Journey with Neurodivergence
Over the past few weeks, we’ve explored neurodivergence through various lenses - diagnosis, self-diagnosis, gender, and the challenges of...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 23, 20242 min read
From Traits to Strengths: Celebrating the Superpowers of Neurodivergence
In a previous post, we explored the wide range of traits that exist across the neurodivergent spectrum - from ADHD and Autism to...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 22, 20242 min read
Neurodivergence and Gender
When it comes to neurodivergence , one thing is clear - the boxes we’ve used for centuries to define gender simply don’t work. Both...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 21, 20244 min read
The Pros and Cons of Diagnosis and Why Self-Diagnosis is Valid
In the world of neurodivergence, one topic that often arises is diagnosis . While formal diagnoses can provide clarity, validation, and...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 17, 20245 min read
Misdiagnosis and Overlapping Symptoms in Neurodivergence
The world of neurodivergence is complex and varied. One of the biggest challenges for both individuals and professionals is the...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 16, 20246 min read
Outdated Terms in Neurodivergence - Why Words Matter
As we continue to understand and celebrate neurodiversity, it’s important to recognize how language shapes our understanding of...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 15, 20244 min read
Why Neurodivergent Minds Thrive in Engineering and Tech
In the last couple of posts, we’ve explored the range of experiences within the neurodivergent community. Now, let’s dive into why so...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 14, 20243 min read
What Does Neurodivergence Look Like? Overlaps, Differences, and the Range of Experiences
In the first post of this series, we covered the basics - what neurodiversity means and why it’s important. Now, let’s dive deeper into...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 13, 20242 min read
New Content Sprint: Exploring Neurodiversity
For the next series of posts, we’ll be diving deep into neurodiversity. I’ll be sharing personal experiences and insights from my own...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Sep 5, 20243 min read
We All Desire to Be Heard, Seen, Respected, and Valued: The Dragon's Call for Connection
Every dragon, whether it roams the skies alone or flies in a flock, has a deep desire to be recognized - to have its voice heard, its...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Jun 5, 20243 min read
Lyria’s Odyssey - Chapter 15: The Spectrum of Strength: Advocating for Neurodiversity in Leadership
Following her profound journey through vulnerability and recovery, Lyria’s next challenge took her into the heart of the tech realms,...
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Sarah Gruneisen
May 23, 20241 min read
Unique journeys
As I wrap up this content sprint, remember: ❤️🔥 In the pursuit of ikigai, even dragons have different wingspans. 💚🐉 Embrace your...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Feb 19, 20242 min read
Unlocking Creativity in My Neurodiverse Mind
A study by Austin and Pisano published in the Harvard Business Review highlights that people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Jan 31, 20242 min read
Lyria's Odyssey – Chapter 10: "The Empathic Mosaic"
In the heart of the Dragon Realm, where the sky dances with colors of unspoken dreams, Lyria, now a seasoned leader, embarked on a quest...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Jan 15, 20242 min read
Empathy's Role in Recognizing Neurodiversity in Tech
A case study by JPMorgan Chase revealed that professionals in its Autism at Work initiative were 90% to 140% more productive than their...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Dec 7, 20232 min read
A double-edged sword
Throughout my youth and well into my mid-thirties, my nickname was “Smiley.” This label, though seemingly positive, became a mask I wore...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Nov 28, 20232 min read
Empowering Wings: Navigating Neurodiversity and Trauma in Leadership
💚🐉 Did you know? A vibrant spectrum of minds makes up our world, with 15-20% of us being neurodiverse. This rich tapestry includes the...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Nov 21, 20231 min read
Keynote, Panel, Webinar, and Workshops
Want to see me speak in a keynote about micromanagement, or a panel talk about teams thriving in labs, or join a free webinar about team...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Nov 12, 20232 min read
Stop name-calling
“You are stupid.” “what’s wrong with you?” With 23.3% experiencing verbal bullying like name-calling at work, the need for change is...
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Sarah Gruneisen
Oct 19, 20231 min read
Have you ever felt the warmth of shared understanding?
It's akin to the gentle glow of a dragon's flame, lighting up the path and guiding the way. Just as every dragon has its own unique fire,...
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