#Neurodiversity

Navigating ADHD, dyslexia, and cognitive strengths in design and daily life, including how pattern recognition, hyperfocus, and a dyslexic way of thinking actually show up in the work itself, not just the diagnosis alone.

Red soda can with a white label reading 'Watered-Down Generic Diet Cola' set against a grey background, illustrating minimalist product packaging design and AI prompt experimentation.

Claude Assist: Flip the narrative with reverse prompting

How reverse prompting, Claude asking the questions instead of me writing the brief, finally got my ideas out of my head and onto the screen without losing my own voice somewhere along the way. A method I'll genuinely keep using going.

Surreal installation of a blonde figure falling through a black and white optical illusion spiral tunnel with floating playing cards and pocket watches, capturing story-driven immersive artwork.

Molly’s love of books & her fall from grace

When a library fine landed with my name on it instead of hers, my 15 year old had to find her own way out of an $80 mess, and back into everyone's good books, including her own, without help. No lecture, just what actually happened next.

Close-up of a silhouette hand interacting with glowing pink and blue plasma ball energy streams, showcasing human curiosity and interactive physical-digital phenomena.

How I’m wired: ENFJ, CliftonStrengths & pattern recognition

Personality tests are one of those things hiring managers love to ask about. Rather than hunting through old emails every time, here's how my ENFJ result, CliftonStrengths top 10, and neurodivergent thinking all point the same way.