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Have you ever marveled at those individuals who seem to effortlessly excel at new skills or concepts right from the start? Perhaps you've wondered if they possess some kind of secret superpower when it comes to learning. Well, wonder no more!
In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, host Caitlin Liz Fisher explores a fascinating topic that often leaves people scratching their heads -- why some individuals seem to excel at new things right from the start! Drawing on insights from experts and personal experiences, Caitlin expands on the mysteries of quick learning and how neurodivergent minds play a unique role in this process.
Key Points:
How neurodiversity intersects with rapid skill acquisition
The beauty of self-compassion and forgiveness
How embracing imperfections can lead to growth and personal development
Noteworthy Quotes:
"If you are good at something right out of the gate, it is probably because you have been learning it vicariously through the media you are consuming."
“My theory is that when I am watching reels of people making art in a way that I have not done with my own hands, I can see how it's going to work. I can tell how that would work as if I were the one doing it.”
Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
5 Reasons neurodivergent brains are excellent for creative roles
Episode 91 - How Disability Accommodations Should Work for You
Embrace Your Autistic Joy
TL;DR aka THE GIST:
Quick learning is a fantastical journey filled with twists, turns, and breathtaking insights. Your neurodivergent mind is a treasure trove of potential, just waiting to be unleashed. So, embrace your passion, channel your curiosity, and let your unique learning abilities shine. Even if you're not good at stuff right away; you're still fantastic!
Thank you for joining us on this creative adventure, and stay tuned for more fun insights and recollections at the intersection of neurodiversity and creativity in future episodes. Keep learning, keep creating, and see you again next week!
______________________________________________________________
Are you a neurodivergent creative aching to dismantle societal myths and pave the way for more inclusive, flexible, and fulfilling experiences through artistic expression?
Join the conversation and connect with others like you by subscribing to The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast. Let's embrace neurodiversity and celebrate our unique journeys together!
Hang out with Caitlin on Facebook in the Neurodivergent Creative Pod, where folx make weird art AND talk about it!
Also, don’t miss the FREE MASTERCLASS >>> Art is Revolution: Reclaiming Your Passion Under Capitalism
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By Caitlin Fisher
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Have you ever marveled at those individuals who seem to effortlessly excel at new skills or concepts right from the start? Perhaps you've wondered if they possess some kind of secret superpower when it comes to learning. Well, wonder no more!
In this episode of The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast, host Caitlin Liz Fisher explores a fascinating topic that often leaves people scratching their heads -- why some individuals seem to excel at new things right from the start! Drawing on insights from experts and personal experiences, Caitlin expands on the mysteries of quick learning and how neurodivergent minds play a unique role in this process.
Key Points:
How neurodiversity intersects with rapid skill acquisition
The beauty of self-compassion and forgiveness
How embracing imperfections can lead to growth and personal development
Noteworthy Quotes:
"If you are good at something right out of the gate, it is probably because you have been learning it vicariously through the media you are consuming."
“My theory is that when I am watching reels of people making art in a way that I have not done with my own hands, I can see how it's going to work. I can tell how that would work as if I were the one doing it.”
Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
5 Reasons neurodivergent brains are excellent for creative roles
Episode 91 - How Disability Accommodations Should Work for You
Embrace Your Autistic Joy
TL;DR aka THE GIST:
Quick learning is a fantastical journey filled with twists, turns, and breathtaking insights. Your neurodivergent mind is a treasure trove of potential, just waiting to be unleashed. So, embrace your passion, channel your curiosity, and let your unique learning abilities shine. Even if you're not good at stuff right away; you're still fantastic!
Thank you for joining us on this creative adventure, and stay tuned for more fun insights and recollections at the intersection of neurodiversity and creativity in future episodes. Keep learning, keep creating, and see you again next week!
______________________________________________________________
Are you a neurodivergent creative aching to dismantle societal myths and pave the way for more inclusive, flexible, and fulfilling experiences through artistic expression?
Join the conversation and connect with others like you by subscribing to The Neurodivergent Creative Podcast. Let's embrace neurodiversity and celebrate our unique journeys together!
Hang out with Caitlin on Facebook in the Neurodivergent Creative Pod, where folx make weird art AND talk about it!
Also, don’t miss the FREE MASTERCLASS >>> Art is Revolution: Reclaiming Your Passion Under Capitalism
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