The Comeback Kid: Navigating the New Landscape of Online Business
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Welcome back to The Quirky Brain Club podcast! In this comeback episode, I'm diving into the changing world of online business and what it means for us neurodivergent entrepreneurs.
Key Points:
The online business landscape has evolved, but the fundamentals remain the same
Courses a…
Confessions of a Reluctant Seller: Transforming my Relationship with Sales
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In this episode of The Quirky Brain Podcast, Jo Casey shares her personal journey from sales-averse beginner to confident business owner. She discusses the mental and emotional barriers she overcame, key mindset shifts, and practical strategies that helped her embrace selling. Jo off…
Confessions of a Reluctant Seller: Transforming my Relationship with Sales
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In this episode of The Quirky Brain Podcast, Jo Casey shares her personal journey from sales-averse beginner to confident business owner. She discusses the mental and emotional barriers she overcame, key mindset shifts, and practical strategies that helped her embrace selling. Jo off…
Taming the Entrepreneurial Rollercoaster: A Neurodivergent Guide to Nervous System Regulation
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Join Jo Casey and special guest Eli Trier as they dive into the often-overlooked aspect of running a neurodivergent-owned business: befriending your nervous system. Discover practical strategies for managing the emotional highs and lows of entrepreneurship, debunk harmful mindset myt…
Stop Trying to Fix Your Quirky Brain (It's Not Broken!)
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🎙️ The Quirky Brain Club - Episode 4
In this episode, Jo gets fired up about the endless stream of "solutions" promising to fix neurodivergence. Spoiler alert: you're not broken, so you don't need fixing!
What we cover:
Why the quest for universal neurodivergent "fixes" is problemat…
Stop Trying to Fix Your Quirky Brain (It's Not Broken!)
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🎙️ The Quirky Brain Club - Episode 4
In this episode, Jo gets fired up about the endless stream of "solutions" promising to fix neurodivergence. Spoiler alert: you're not broken, so you don't need fixing!
What we cover:
Why the quest for universal neurodivergent "fixes" is problemat…
TSHP021 – Are You the Master of Your Stress?
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Is it just us or does everyone seem stressed these days? Are we all just working too darn hard? Stress is an inte…
TSHP013 – Is Honesty Always the Best Policy?
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Note from Ed: We ran over a little bit this week – Sean and Ed just couldn't shut up! Apologies to all who are used to listening on their 30…
Why your brain isn't broken, but your business model might be
Jo Casey challenges the idea that neurodivergent business owners are the problem. Instead, she argues that conventional business models like rigid niches, social media mandates, and low-priced course funnels are often what's actually broken.
This episode walks through real examples of how standard…
Permission to Do Business Your Own Way: Launches, Social Media, and Consistency
Permission to Do Business Your Own Way: Launches, Social Media, and Consistency
In the first episode of the Sideways Business Podcast, coach Jo Casey introduces her work supporting neurodivergent business owners to build sustainable income without burnout, emphasizing permission to ignore “should” …
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