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Autism, Anxiety, and the Career Roadblocks No One Talks About with Julia Gibney

Autism, Anxiety, and the Career Roadblocks No One Talks About with Julia Gibney

Update: 2025-09-12
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"You're not broken, you're just misunderstood."

In this episode, Julia Gibney shares her profound journey of self-discovery, revealing her late diagnosis of autism and the impact it has had on her life and career. She discusses the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals, particularly women, in a society that often misunderstands them.

Julia emphasises the importance of allyship, the need for systemic change in workplaces, and the evolving landscape of education and career paths.

Through her experiences, she advocates for a more inclusive and understanding environment for future generations, while also addressing the significance of mental health and personal growth.


Chapters

00:00 ">00:00 Discovering Autism Later in Life

03:09 ">03:09 Understanding Neurodivergence and Its Implications

06:29 ">06:29 The Next Generation and Non-Traditional Learning Paths

09:26 ">09:26 The Importance of Allyship in Male-Dominated Fields

12:26 ">12:26 Challenging Gender Pay Gaps and Workplace Equity

26:31 ">26:31 The Impact of DEI Policy Rollbacks

28:32 ">28:32 Conversations for Change in Leadership

29:46 ">29:46 The Role of Middle Management

32:56 ">32:56 Navigating Toxic Leadership

39:47 ">39:47 Coping with Anxiety and Depression

44:10 ">44:10 Advice to My Younger Self

50:58 ">50:58 Books and Resources for Personal Growth

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Autism, Anxiety, and the Career Roadblocks No One Talks About with Julia Gibney

Autism, Anxiety, and the Career Roadblocks No One Talks About with Julia Gibney

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