If you’ve been spiraling about your first draft or sitting in front of a blinking cursor like it's judging you… This episode is your big reminder to let your first draft be as messy, weird, lumpy, and unhinged as it needs to be. 

The first draft isn’t about perfection, it’s about aliveness. It’s the start of a relationship, where you and your story are just getting to know each other. You’re learning its voice, its shape, and its secret little quirks. It is awkward, but intimate and sacred. It is the spiritual bond between you, believing in your story, and the STORY THAT CHOSE YOU to write it!

💬 “You can’t revise a story that doesn’t exist. And you’re never going to get it right on the first try.”

💬 “The first draft is for you and the story to get to know each other, to build trust.”

🎂 OH AND APRIL IS CAITLIN'S BIRTHDAY MONTHCheck out their Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2SSTWSKA9GVO6

Let’s talk about Your Messy, Sacred First Draft:

• How to rebuild creative trust after burnout, depression, or silence

• How mental health, meds, and capitalism can knock us off track

• Normalizing bad art, ugly drafts, and feral aliveness in a world that wants you polished and palatable

• Plus, get all the juicy details on Novel Parkour! Caitlin's FREE 3-day writing workshop where we turn big ideas into flexible outlines—and give your first draft the unhinged, loving start it deserves!

UPCOMING EVENT: NOVEL PARKOUR!!!!

📅 May 16–18 | 💻 It’s free | 🎟 It’s for you

Ready to stop ghosting your story and start building that sacred, messy, magical relationship? Come join Caitlin's free 3-Day Writing Workshop!

👉 Sign up here: https://www.askfishfisher.com/novel-parkour-live-2025

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

So the pod is back to four episodes a month!! If you want to support the neurodivergent creative chaos and listen to more unhinged, informed, deeply compassionate rants like this one? 

Join Caitlin’s Patreon for bonus mess, early content, and merch! We’re so close to hitting the next Patreon milestone.💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

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Let’s talk about how personal growth, education, and the rise of fascism are connected (yeah, we’re going there today).

In this episode, Caitlin unpacks why so many people seem willfully ignorant—and how that ignorance is actually by design. We explore the gut-punch reality of America’s education system, from the purposeful defunding of public schools to redlining, racist discipline policies, and why 57% of U.S. adults are considered partially illiterate. (Spoiler: it’s not their fault.)

This one’s full of big feelings, nuanced rage, and deep compassion—for everyone trying to make sense of why the world feels so heavy right now.

💬 “We can be mad at them for voting for people who want to take away our rights, but they don’t understand they’re hurting people. They think they’re protecting themselves, and that’s because of the systems. When we take action, it needs to be against those systems—because it’s nearly impossible to change a mind that’s been brainwashed this hard.” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

Let’s talk about Systems Behind the Misinformation:

• The connection between literacy, voting patterns, and systemic oppression

• Why yelling at individual people isn’t the revolution (even if it feels satisfying)

• How white supremacy and capitalism are baked into our school systems

• The real reason anti-trans hate is spreading—and how undereducation fuels it

• And why we have to aim our anger at systems, not just individuals

  
  

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

• The Gaslighting of the Millennial Generation by Caitlin Liz Fisher

• Abbott Elementary (seriously, go watch it!)

• The Audacity Bill of Rights

Caitlin is speaking at the Queer Creativity Summit, happening March 31–April 2—and registration is totally free!

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*If you choose to upgrade to the Creative Spark Pass, Caitlin will earn a commission, so it’s a great way to support their work while treating yourself to even more juicy summit content. Go register now, bring your weird, and let your creativity take up space! 

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

🌈 Want to hear more unhinged, informed, deeply compassionate rants like this one? Caitlin’s so close to hitting the next Patreon milestone! When we reach $350/month, you'll get 4 episodes a month instead of 2.

Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟Looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching? Don’t worry, we got you! 

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Get a copy of the Audacity Bill of Rights when you subscribe to Cait’s newsletter! You’ll get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Caitlin wants to hear from you! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube). 

March is a weird one. It’s the start of spring, a time for new beginnings, but for host Caitlin Fisher, it’s also a heavy traumaversary—marking seven years since leaving an abusive relationship. In this episode, Caitlin unpacks what healing looks like (spoiler: it’s pretty messy), how trauma responses sneak into even the most mundane moments, and what it’s like to be in a healthy relationship while still unlearning old survival patterns.

TL;DR: Expect deep feels, a little self-compassion pep talk, and maybe even a “Wow, I thought it was just me” moment! 

💬 “Be a mess because people who really love and respect you want you to be a human person—which means being a mess. You cannot remove mess and messiness from the human experience. You just need somebody who, when your soil is dry, will water it for you because they want you to thrive. ” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

Let’s talk about Breaking the Binary Mentality in Relationships:

• How seasonal shifts can shake up your mental health

• Why The Body Keeps the Score is basically a trauma bible

• Learning to navigate emotions with DBT skills 

• The way past trauma shows up in present relationships (yep, even at the grocery store)

• Sitting with discomfort, embracing the gray areas, and giving yourself grace to feel it all

  
  

Big Takeaway:

You don’t need to be "healed" to be loved. You just need people who will sit with you in the mess and love you through it.

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

• The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

• Bluey (yes, it’s a kids’ show, but trust me—it’s healing!)

  
  

Read what Caitlin’s been writing on their blog: 

• My OCD Journey Begins

• How I Scaled Myself Broke

• Seam Rippers

• I Live In a Simulation

  
  

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

In February, our goal is to reach $500 in monthly mutual aid to get this podcast back up to four episodes a month and to help Caitlin buy higher-quality tissues.If you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Get a copy of the Audacity Bill of Rights when you subscribe to Cait’s newsletter! You’ll get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Caitlin wants to hear from you! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube). 

Being brave means taking a risk. It’s choosing to stand up for something, even if it could result in a loss, because there’s this hope that goodness will always prevail. Movies and media often portray bravery as a single, defining moment, but life rarely ever works that way. Being brave looks like a no-brainer. Main characters do it all the time. Like, they just know! It’s always shown as this big, bright feeling, and they arrive at just the right time to do the right thing, and everybody cheers, AND nothing bad happens after. Good kicks evil in the butt. YAY, roll the credits!!But reality is quite different. If you piss off the perpetrator of these oppressive systems, there’s almost always going to be major consequences for standing up,  speaking out, and taking action. It sucks that we can’t be brave all the time. And really, we shouldn’t have to. Bravery comes at a cost, and no one person should be paying for all of it. We were meant to be brave together because it’s a helluva lot easier to be brave when the responsibility is shared—when you have community. Tune in to this episode, as Caitlin Liz Fisher unpacks the messy parts that don’t get talked about enough in the story but matter just as much. What happens after the big, brave moment? And what can we do to continue making brave choices and taking brave actions? Let’s find out together!

Let’s talk about What Makes Being Brave Possible:

• Why bravery always involves risk—and why that risk is essential for real courage to exist

• How movies and books give us a narrow view of bravery vs what real-life courage looks like

• Why having a community makes it easier to be brave and how to find people who will support you

• Why quiet, everyday acts of courage matter just as much as bold, public ones

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

Unboxing Queerness, Identity, and Freedom with Petra Vega | #134

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

In February, our goal is to reach $500 in monthly mutual aid to get this podcast back up to four episodes a month and to help Caitlin buy higher-quality tissues.If you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Get a copy of the Audacity Bill of Rights when you subscribe to Cait’s newsletter! You’ll get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Caitlin wants to hear from you! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube).

Existing feels like an act of rebellion, especially at a time when leaders meant to protect us just straight up make it their friggin business to undermine, dismiss, and erase our lived experience. 

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, Caitlin Liz Fisher talks about the weight of living in a world that feels like it's crumbling—while still finding ways to stay alive out of spite, out of love, and out of sheer stubbornness.

We’re talking about mental illness, the crushing grip of capitalism, and the endless political attacks on marginalized communities. But we’re also talking about joy. About all the small, tender acts of creativity and connection that keep us tethered to the world. About finding reasons—no matter how tiny—to keep going.

Because the truth is: Queerness isn’t the problem. Neurodivergence isn’t the problem. The problem is the systems built to crush us. And if those systems want us gone? Then staying alive is our resistance!

💬 “ Yes, stay alive out of spite, but you also have to remember to be alive and to live a joyful life. Because if we're just surviving, like just living another day, that's not the same as this sense of being alive and participating in our aliveness.” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

Let’s talk about Staying Alive & Embracing the Micro Actions:

• Why the overwhelm you’re feeling isn’t your fault

• The sneaky ways capitalism and mental illness feed off each other

• How micro-moments of joy and creativity can help you reclaim your life

• Why staying alive is a radical, defiant, and beautiful act

• A love letter to the people who’ve made survival possible

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

Unboxing Queerness, Identity, and Freedom with Petra Vega | #134

Read what Caitlin’s been writing on their blog: 

• My OCD Journey Begins

• How I Scaled Myself Broke

• Seam Rippers

• I Live In a Simulation

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

In February, our goal is to reach $500 in monthly mutual aid to get this podcast back up to four episodes a month and to help Caitlin buy higher-quality tissues.If you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Get a copy of the Audacity Bill of Rights when you subscribe to Cait’s newsletter! You’ll get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Caitlin wants to hear from you! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube). 

It’s time to drop the mask, be gloriously human, and risk the mortifying ordeal of being known!

In this episode, your ever-so-insufferable and brilliantly passionate host, Caitlin Liz Fisher (they/them), gets raw and real about how obsessive-compulsive disorder and rejection sensitivity have impacted their creativity, why it's time to let go of perfectionism, and stop trying to be everyone’s cup of tea (unless you want to be, in which case—go ahead and pour it piping hot, sweetling!).

💬 “Some of us are still scared to cry because to cry is to risk your needs not being met, and the risk of that rejection is too much. And we don't tell people what's happening, and we don't ask for help. We don't receive support because we think we have to earn it.” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

Let’s talk about Rejection Sensitivity:

Why trying to please everyone is exhausting—and, if we're being honest, highly overrated!

Why Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria sucks and how to stop it from backseat driving your creative journey

Turning off the 'Good Person Matrix' and living your life uncensored

The joy of being seen (yes, even if it feels a little awkward sometimes!)

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

Read what Caitlin’s been writing on their blog: 

My OCD Journey Begins

How I Scaled Myself Broke

Seam Rippers

I Live In a Simulation

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

In January, our goal is to reach $500 in monthly mutual aid to get this podcast back up to four episodes a month and to help Caitlin buy higher-quality tissues.If you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Get a copy of the Audacity Bill of Rights when you subscribe to Cait’s newsletter! You’ll get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Caitlin wants to hear from you! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube). 

This is a real one from Caitlin–not that all the episodes that came before weren’t “real,” but after realizing they have OCD, Caitlin is on a journey of self-discovery and breaking the fourth wall of their brain in previously unknown and unimagined ways. This episode is very raw and real and has a lot of crying. 

💬 “I thought that OCD was for germs. And OCD was for straight lines. This is straight lines. This is the straight lines of my behavior.” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

When their blog post The Gaslighting of the Millennial Generation went viral in 2016, Caitlin started building a matrix of rules that would keep them safe in this new, visible space. It affected the way they wrote their book. It has affected the way they’ve run their business. And it’s finally out in the open.

Let’s talk about OCD:

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

Read what Caitlin’s been writing on their blog: 

Support the Podcast: Membership Drive on Patreon!

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisher

In January, our goal is to reach $500 in monthly mutual aid to get this podcast back up to four episodes a month and to help Caitlin buy higher quality tissues.If you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going and join us in our free creative community, The Neurodivergent Creative Pod: https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Get a copy of the Audacity Bill of Rights when you subscribe to Cait’s newsletter! You’ll get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Caitlin wants to hear from you! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube).

Navigating family gatherings, dodging food guilt-trippers, and surviving the winter blues can feel like an Olympic sport—especially when you’re neurodivergent. But guess what? You don’t have to do it alone, and you definitely don’t have to push through at the expense of your peace.

In this episode, Caitlin Liz Fisher shares some helpful tips from the Neurodivergent Creative Pod peeps to help you create a holiday experience that honors YOUR needs. 

If you’re tired of being pressured into activities, foods, or conversations that don’t serve you, consider this your special permission slip to opt out! 💋

You Will Learn:

Episode Wisdom Nuggies:
💬 “Communicating to people, when their sort of neurotypical host mode starts overriding your personal autonomy, you're going to need to remind them of things like, Hey, please do not force my kids to hug or kiss you. Don't force people to eat or drink something. It's super annoying. When somebody says no, and then you like keep trying to get them to do a thing. Just, just listen to people, just respect people, just accommodate people's wishes. Like, it's not hard.” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

💬 “Maybe don't comment on how much people are eating. Trust them to fill themselves appropriately with food.” - Caitlin Liz Fisher

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

🎄 Estranged Family Dynamics & The Holidays 

https://youtu.be/cN8mm9lqfcY?feature=shared

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5YFcNv1pY78Pwg6HDPHYZ2?si=0e706dc3cac54471

Support the Podcast: Join Caitlin's Creative Community on Patreon!

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisherIf you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going! Plus, you can grab the “Audacity Bill of Rights” and get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

PS - Got your own survival tips for family gatherings? We want to hear all about them! Drop Caitlin a DM on Instagram @caitlinlizfisher or leave a comment on the episode (especially if you're tuning in on YouTube, it’s where the magic happens). And hey, share this episode with a friend who could use a little holiday peace of mind!

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Ahhh, the holiday season—a time for merriment, magical memories, and togetherness! Unfortunately, for some of us, it’s a time full of intense mental and emotional gymnastics… what fills us with dread, you ask? Complex (read: traumatizing) family dynamics. 

In this episode, Caitlin Liz Fisher shares their personal experiences and hard-earned wisdom on how to survive (and even thrive) when your family just isn’t the Hallmark version. 

Whether you’re choosing to step back from toxic relationships or figuring out how to set boundaries, this episode is your permission slip to protect your peace. 

You Will Learn:

The importance of finding your chosen family and building supportive communities

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

📚 What Happened to You? by Dr. Bruce Perry & Oprah Winfrey

📚 Getting Past Your Past by Francine Shapiro (for EMDR techniques)

📚 If You Had Controlling Parents by Dan Neuharth

📚 Will I Ever Be Good Enough? by Dr. Karyl McBride

🌈 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisherIf you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟|Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

Come here and take your pick 👉 https://www.askfishfisher.com/links

Join our little neurodivergent creative club!

🌞 Want to support these heartfelt conversations about mental health, creativity, and neurodivergence? Hop over to Patreon to keep the podcast going! Plus, you can grab the “Audacity Bill of Rights” and get weekly reminders of the power of living audaciously, straight to your inbox.

Take care until next time—find those little pockets of peace, and remember: you are so, so worthy of love, rest, and joy.

https://www.askfishfisher.com/pod

Are you a highly sensitive person, an empath, OR a bonus third thing: AUTISTIC? In this heart-to-heart, Caitlin Liz Fisher chats with the amazing Dylan King—a Trauma-Informed Spiritual Coach who blends creative writing and coaching to help neurodivergent folks unmask, embrace their quirks, and step into their most authentic, favorite selves.

Together, they break down the myths about empathy, sensitivity, and what it really means to navigate the world with an open heart and a creative spirit.
You Will Learn:

Dylan King on the Internet:

💜 Queen of Grit Website

https://www.queenofgrit.com/

Check out Dylan King on social media @queenofgrit

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:

📌 Caitlin started fundraising on Patreon to support The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast and their work in general because they believe in an economy where autistic, queer, and chronically ill people keep their money in the community. 

💋 https://www.patreon.com/caitlinlizfisherIf you feel good about sharing a few dollars into the community to help Caitlin take care of their needs, create resources, and as well as continue to hire other chronically ill, disabled, queer creatives, we’d love to have you as a patron!

There are multiple tiers to choose from, starting at just $3, you can snag exclusive perks like shoutouts and even quirky merch. Take your pick! 💜

🌟 Discover Everything That Caitlin Liz Fisher Has to Offer! 🌟

Ready to transform your creative journey and dive into a world of tailored support? Caitlin Liz Fisher offers a range of services designed to empower neurodivergent creatives like you. Whether you’re looking to refine your copywriting skills, find your unique creative voice, or get personalized coaching, Caitlin’s got you covered!

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