Why Laziness Is A Myth
What if laziness never existed in the first place? In this bold take inspired by Devon Price’s article, we unravel the myth of laziness and dive into the hidden barriers that truly hold you back. Anxiety, fear of failure, executive dysfunction—these are the real culprits behind procrastination and …
Kenetik Cofounder & Polymath Devon Price On Ketones: The Life Saving Super Fuel for Your Brain
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As we put together this year’s SXSW panel, Chris Anderson at investment bank pHpartners recommended Devon Price from Kenetik.Over a short call, Devon convinced me of his expertise in not just endurance nutrition but also brain activity and longevity. Ketones are a naturally occurri…
Heatwaves, Face Blindness & DIRFloortime
Welcome to another edition of This Week in Autistic Culture, our Sunday magazine that brings together the stories, conversations, and ideas shaping Autistic culture each week.
This week begins with a conversation that many autistic people will recognise. As summer temperatures continue to climb, Si…
26. Choose your hard
Why can’t life be easy? In this episode, I share some personal insights from implementing a flow audit in my life, using human design to experiment with reality creation, and living from an emotional baseline of ease. We all have agency when it comes to creating our lives, it starts with being cons…
Navigating Neurodivergence and Masking with Dr. Devon Price
Hey team! Today, we dive deep with Dr. Devon Price, a social psychologist known for his groundbreaking work on neurodiversity and societal expectations. Dr. Price, who identifies as transgender and autistic, brings a wealth of experience and personal insight to our discussion, focusing on the compl…
Embracing Neurodivergence and the Freedom of Authenticity with Dr. Devon Price
(Episode #367) At what point did being liked start requiring so much acting?
This week, Zoey sits down with social psychologist and author Dr. Devon Price to talk about autism, neurodivergence and the exhausting work of masking to make everyone else comfortable. Devon offers a beautiful exercise f…
All About Gender
Host Jon McCray and Devon Price sit down for a conversation on gender. With real-life insights, tangible examples, and explanations of gender theory, the two bring an educational and interesting discussion to the forefront.
Devon Price (@drdevonprice) is a social psychologist and writer whose work …
Masking in Autism and Neurodivergent Kids: A Guide for Parents
In this episode, we hear from six leading voices on the topic: Dena Gassner, PhD, senior research scientist at the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute; Lauren Kenworthy, PhD, pediatric neuropsychologist and director of the Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders at Children’s National; Theresa Kidd, PhD, cli…
# 61 - Being Capable Doesn't Mean Having the Capacity
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Knowing how to do something doesn't mean you have the energy, resources, or capacity to keep doing it.
In this episode of Quietly Autistic at Last, Dr. Allison Sucamele explores the often-invisible difference between competence and capacity for late-diagnosed autistic, ADHD, and Au…
Wholehearted Guideposts Part 3
In this episode we dive into two guideposts from Brene Brown's "The Gifts of Imperfection": Rest and Play (the antidote to exhaustion as a status symbol) and Creativity (the antidote to comparison). We talk about tools for challenging comparison, how rest can look different for different people, …
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