Ever get so interested in one thing you forgot to do another?

I've been working on lots of exciting things over the past few months. Some you've hopefully seen, like Neat, Plausible and Wrong, and some that are going to be coming out later in the year. Yet, in all of this, I forgot to do something important - getting in touch with new clients. Oops.

So, I'd like to ask, do you need help from someone like me? Or do you know someone who does? I had a lovely video from Claire, a recent client, explaining how I've helped her:

I help unconventional people develop working practices that support them and their unique talents. I specialise in working with neurodivergent people; those of us who are ADHDers, dyslexics, autistics, etc... Here's a few of the things I've helped people with recently:

• Turning a big tangle of thoughts into a tangible idea and a course of action
• Using technology (including AI) to work more easily and effectively
• Understanding the strengths of neurodivergent conditions and how to work with them in ways that feel good

If that sounds good, either drop me an email or choose a time for a quick chat.

Just in case you missed it - which is a distinct possibility given my recent marketing efforts - here's one of my favourite episodes of Neat, Plausible and Wrong that I did with the wonderful Dr. Miriam. It's about the idea of resilience, and why it can be such a tricky concept when used at work.

I'd love to know what you think. If you have any questions about the series we're planning a Q&A episode too, so please drop me a message or a comment if there's anything related you like us to speak about!