Hosted by Ania Hulsman · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 30 episodes
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Neurodivergent Unplugged shares messy, magnificent stories from ADHD, autistic, and dyslexic minds who stopped masking and started thriving. Hosted by coach Ania Hulsman, it dismantles the incompetency bias and celebrates the brilliance of living true to your wiring. Real talk, no beige filters—just unfiltered stories of burnout, joy, and radical self-acceptance. Because neurodivergence isn’t a flaw. It’s the spark that changes everything.
Ania Hulsman hosts Neurodivergent Unplugged; Messy, Magnificent Stories From Unlikely Rebels, a health show with 30 episodes published.
He deleted his corporate career, gave himself three years of deliberate spaciousness, and came out the other side making documentaries in the Arctic and portraits of strangers in Paris. What does freedom actually look li
A startup founder who used to mask his OCD as IBS now runs a mental health company - and has spent six years learning to slow down without losing himself. This week Ania talks with Charlie Winton, founder and CEO of OK P
Nobody handed Chuck Borden a career in Hollywood. What he had instead was a brain that never stayed still, a childhood spent tearing through every sport imaginable, and the stubborn refusal to quit when everyone around h
Workplaces love to say “bring your whole self to work.” But when a neurodivergent person actually tries, they are often asked to tone it down. In this episode, I sit down with Marie Chaproniere, founder of Behind the Mas
She is intelligent, driven, but she was quietly falling apart. Not because something was wrong with her, but because the world she was living in had no room for who she actually was. In this episode, I sit down with Katj
Some people spend their entire lives trying to fit into systems that reward performance, status, and strength, only to realise too late that what actually matters most is the quality of the people sitting beside you. In
Being praised for being “gifted” at a young age can feel empowering at first, until you realise how quickly intelligence can become tied to perfectionism, performance, and the fear of falling short. In this episode, I si
Being told you are intelligent but never quite living up to your “potential” can shape the way you see yourself long before you understand how your brain actually works. In this episode, I sit down with educator, speaker
Most of us are trying to function inside an invisible “operating box” that no one has clearly defined, yet somehow we are all expected to fit into it. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Anu Patel, a medical doctor and
Addiction does not usually look like a lack of discipline. More often, it is a strategy that once helped you survive, long after it stops serving you. In this episode, I sit down with Patrick Devosse, who shares his expe
Understanding your neurodivergence early in life can shape how you see yourself, how you learn, and what you believe is possible for you. In this episode, I sit down with 19-year-old Solomon Cole, who shares what it has
For many neurodivergent people, the question is never just how to succeed, it is how to exist in systems that were never designed with them in mind. In this episode, I’m joined by Kenneth Pennington, who shares his journ
She was told she was not good with words, yet today’s guest was able to build a life around language and poetry. In this episode, I sit down with artist, poet, and former healthcare think tank leader Leslie Reed. She sha
What if we stopped calling it neurodiversity and started calling it what it actually is — human diversity? In this episode, I sit down with Joyce CoomberSewell, a 71-year-old late-diagnosed neurodivergent powerhouse. We
The traits that made you feel like you didn't fit in when you were young, the ones you tried to hide or shrink, are the same ones that become your superpower as an adult. In this episode, I sit down with Pete Daly-Dickso
Sometimes the skills that scare you most, the ones that could make you seem ruthless or cruel, are exactly the ones that need the strongest guardrails and the clearest purpose. In this episode, I sit down with Ravinol Ch
Sometimes it takes burning out at 43, sitting on a couch for two weeks unable to unpack boxes, to finally realize you're not failing. You're just living in the wrong system. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Ghiselle
When you see the world in blueprints and everyone else sees chaos, being different isn't wrong. It's just a different operating system. In this episode, I sit down with Consuela Esseboom, a psychologist, corporate EQ spe
In a world obsessed with categorization, refusing to fit neatly into any single box becomes the truest form of resistance. In this episode, I sit down with Bashair Ahmed, a researcher, practitioner, and academic working
The rules of success didn't change. You just finally found a room where your natural way of being was the winning strategy. In this episode, I sit down with Laurie Mabelis, a speaking coach, entrepreneur, and founder of
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Neurodivergent Unplugged; Messy, Magnificent Stories From Unlikely Rebels is hosted by Ania Hulsman. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 30 episodes.
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