My Head Hurts
Mark PalmerI help parents, friends, colleagues, and managers of autistic people to understand what it is like inside an autistic mind, what makes us tick, and how to help us to thrive in a crazy world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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Inside Depression: Why Does Admitting I am Mentally Ill Make Me Brave?
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Whenever I give a talk or write an article about mental health and use examples of my own struggles, I receive feedback about how brave I am to be open in this way. I appreciate the thought and know it...
Understanding Autism: Why I Struggle to Receive Praise
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I have never felt comfortable receiving praise for anything. I like to know that I have done a good job and that others are happy with my contribution, but as soon as someone goes beyond a simpl...
Understanding Autism: The Emotional Weight of Correcting Misinformation
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I had a problem recently. A senior manager became fixated on the commonly used illustration of a boiling frog. The idea is that if you put a frog into boiling water, it will immediately jump out, but if you...
Understanding Autism: Why I Fall Apart When I’m Being Watched
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When I was very young, I struggled to learn to tie my shoelaces. I simply could not coordinate my movements to construct the bow properly. Then one day, my mother learned of a new method, taught it to...
Leadership Is Not a Zero-Sum Game
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The world of work can be a competitive place. We inevitably compete with others for jobs and promotions, and businesses compete with others for trade and market position. Much of this is inevitable and,...
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Autistic freelance writer specialising in autism, mental health, and diversity in the workplace.
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