Welcome to episode 109. In this episode, we explore how networking can be empowering and inclusive when approached in ways that work for you. We discuss the importance of finding a tribe that truly supports you, and giving yourself permission to leave environments that don't. We also dive into how meaningful connections grow over time and how creative approaches - like online networking, "net-walking," or even hosting your own events - can open doors while keeping self-kindness at the heart of the process. Let's dive in!

In this episode:

• Networking can be empowering and inclusive when approached in ways that suit your needs as a neurodivergent entrepreneur.
• Why finding your tribe and creating supportive spaces can help make connections more meaningful and less stressful.
• Feeling out of place doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong—it just means the space isn't right for you.

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