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I recall a time when I was grappling with a challenge that seemed to have no solution in sight. Frustration consumed me as I wrestled with the problem, unable to make any headway. That’s when my friend, Sarah, stepped in. As I explained the intricacies of the problem to her, Sarah listened intently, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. She approached the problem from a completely different perspective, thinking outside the confines of conventional solutions. Her mind seemed to operate on a different wavelength, picking up on patterns and connections that eluded me. Sarah is neurodivergent. Within moments, she had proposed a groundbreaking idea, a solution that had never crossed my mind. I was in awe of her unique insight and how effortlessly she navigated the problem’s complexities. We implemented her innovative approach, and to my astonishment, it resolved the issue flawlessly. That experience left an indelible mark on me.  It taught me to embrace the diverse minds around me and appreciate the invaluable contributions they bring to solving complex problems. WHAT DOES “NEURODIVERGENT” MEAN? Imagine that our brains are like a colorful kaleidoscope, each one shining with unique patterns and colors. Well, “neurodivergent” is a fancy word that simply means some brains twirl and dance differently from what we usually see.  It’s an umbrella term that includes people with conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and various others. Rather than viewing these as limitations, it is crucial to understand and appreciate the ways neurodivergent individuals think, learn, communicate, and process