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Around 15 to 20% of the global population is considered neurodivergent, often without even realizing it. The lack of recognition of neurodivergent traits often prevents them from fully thriving, both personally and professionally. Small adjustments in our social and professional environments could foster cognitive diversity, creating a more inclusive world where everyone, especially neurodivergent adults, can find their place.

Does the saying "birds of a feather flock together" apply to neurodivergent relationships? Are relationships more successful when there is a shared understanding of how the brain works?

IQ tests, developed in the early 20th century, became a standard for assessing analytical skills, thereby shaping the perception of an individual’s "intellectual value." However, recent research reveals that success in life relies on much more than cognitive abilities alone.

As access to diagnosis for conditions like autism or ADHD remains complex, self-diagnosis emerges as a solution for many. Yet, while this approach can provide answers, it also raises questions.