“When it comes to neurodiversity talents, I think when we give people the right support, it is not just a personal win, it is an economic one” - Heka founder
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Steph Hind, founder of Heka, shares how her dyslexia and dyspraxia, once obstacles, became advantages through early support, enabling her to succeed in business. She emphasizes that providing neurodiversity support is not only beneficial for individuals but also economically advantageous for organizations. Hind argues that early intervention helps unlock the unique talents and resilience of neurodiverse individuals, leading to broader economic benefits.
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