It was a pleasure to talk with Dan Jones, the creator of The Aspie World about how he is thriving in life and in his Neurodiverse Love relationship. When Dan was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome at 26, he didn't know what that meant and began searching for information that would help him better understand his diagnosis.  After finding limited content about neurodiversity and adult autism, he decided that he wanted to share his story and the lessons he was learning on his journey and he created The Aspie World. Dan's positive attitude and energy is contagious!  During this episode, he shared that he is always finding new things to learn and discover and doing this helps him reduce depression.  What a great strategy!

Dan and his partner have a young son together and they have created a family life that provides opportunities for them to share quality time as a couple and a family.  Dan makes parenting and his romantic relationship a top priority and shares some of the lessons he has learned to show he cares.  This episode is filled with SO many awesome lessons learned and opportunities for neurodiverse couples to better understand each other. Listen to this episode with your partner and find new ways to connect and focus on the strengths you both have and bring to the relationship. 

Follow Dan on social media on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter @theaspieworld, or check out his website: www.theaspieworld.com to learn about all the resources and products he has available.

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