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I help people find big new ideas in their lives by challenging what they believe to be the rules of how they are meant to live. ___ I used to experience Chronic Fatigue and spent a lot of money on Doctors trying to figure it out, with no definitive outcome. Everyone including me, was fixated on it being my thyroid and my diet, but after years of focusing on these areas I had to accept that nothing was working. So one day, I decided to forget everything "I knew" about my condition and be open to new ideas and theories. One of these new ideas was that I could be getting overstimulated and exhausted because I was neurodiverse. I just couldn't believe that this was the case, it felt so completely ridiculous after years of fixating on what I was SURE the issue was. What I KNEW. But I decided to override my "gut feeling" and my "intuition" and just open myself up to exploring a completely different solution. And it turned out that yes, I was neurodiverse. As soon as I understood this I was suddenly armed with so much more information about how to manage myself and the world opened up in ways I honestly never thought possible. What I have learned from this experience is that often we can become hooked on what we think an answer or solution to a problem in our life is. For instance, I'm tired, it must be my diet. Or this project at work is failing, it must be because of the person managing it. And we don't even realise how hooked we are on this thinking, how much we are investing in it and finding evidence to support it. Our ideas have become so set, and rusty and calcified that without realising it we are repeating the same negative patterns in our lives over and over again, and the problems we want to solve don't get fixed and keep happening. So the work I do now is just about helping people who realise that something needs to change, find big new ideas to move them forward in their lives.