What is Autistic Leadership?
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Today’s Autistic Moment: A Podcast for Autistic Adults by An Autistic Adult
1h 10m
5 speakers
2 chapters
transcribed 26 days ago
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What is autistic leadership and how does it differ from traditional leadership?
Carol Jean Whittington and I are going to discuss the concept of autistic leadership, emphasizing its non hierarchical structure and collaborative nature. Carol will highlight the importance of self leadership and self compassion, noting that autistic leaders often lead by example and within our community. We will address the challenges faced by autistic women, particularly in navigating burnout and societal expectations. Our conversation will also touch on the interdependence within the autistic community and the need for support systems. Carol Jean Whittington is the host of the Beyond Chronic Burnout Podcast. an author who brings her articulation and enthusiasm to this conversation about what is autistic leadership on today's autistic moment.
Take a breath, take a breath. Open up your eyes The brand new day, brand new day.
What's on uh uh uh Every time you feel you doubt in yourself. Look inside, you'll find you got what it takes, yeah. I can tell You can make it time Here's your chance to take it No eyes are there, let's stop You tell what it takes, yeah you'll run away There's nothing left Today is your day.
Hold my hand, hold my hand. You know that you're mine. It missed together just as forever. So let yourself shine. Every time you feel you're down on
yourself. Look inside to find your guy, what it takes, yeah I can tell. You can make it, you can eat a time. Here's your chance to take it. No once of that, let's stop. You come what it takes, yeah, you'll find a way. There's nothing left to say. Today is your day.
Today is your day on today's Autistic Moment, a podcast for autistic adults by an autistic adult, where autistic adults get to be yourselves in a space that is safe and made especially for you. While listening to this podcast, stim and fidget all you like. This first segment of today's autistic moment is sponsored by the Autism Society of Minnesota and Known as awesome throughout Minnesota's autism community. As Minnesota's first autism resource for more than fifty years, the Awesome serves the whole state and The whole spectrum for the whole life. Visit awesome at AUSM dot org. Before we begin to dig into today's topic, I want to give some basic information about today's autistic moment to help all listeners find our many resources.
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