Anne-Laure Le Cunff, Neurocientífica: “El Valor De Un Individuo Se Ha Vinculado a Su Productividad; Si Tienes Un Buen Trabajo, Aportas a La Sociedad”
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When I’m swept up in a special interest, I feel alive. The concepts of “work-life” balance and “burnout” just don’t always translate to Autistic people’s schedules in the ways neurotypicals might expect. I’ve gotten intense burnout from periods of my life where I worked relatively little but socialized a lot, for example.
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The autist must find her place in the world, where she can turn her diagnosis into something positive and play to her strengths. In my work as a radio producer, I can use my sensitivity to sound and ability to pick up on details. I hear every poor edit and shift in volume. But wearing my noise-cancelling headphones on the crowded metro on my way to
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youtube.com“Empiezo por el de Juan Gil Albert, que tiene un libro precioso que se llama Abreviar un vitae, que es un conjunto de fragmentos, de reflexiones suyas, y dice así, en realidad las profesiones indican bien poco con respecto al hombre que las ejerce. Una profesión debe ser como un entretenimiento para la vida, aparte de una especialización de la cual
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