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Job vs. Calling: An Autistic Perspective Podcast EP 5

October 7, 2024

 
My experience with working a job vs. following my calling. As a late diagnosed autistic, I now feel that my original job choice was actually a form of masking that interfered with my ability to engage in my true calling. In this episode, I talk a bit about how and why that happened and why I think it's so important for autistic people to embrace their special interests, honor their true selves and follow their unique calling. 

 
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