Remarkable Minds

05/09/2026

You can be excellent at your job and still be quietly losing to shame.

Not the loud kind. The kind that shows up as overworking to prove you deserve your seat, or shrinking your ideas before anyone else can.

In this episode, we talk about how shame doesn't care how well it's disguised. If it's there, it's costing you access to your own talent. Awareness, acceptance, and action isn't a soft framework, it's how you actually get your ability back.

What would change for you if you stopped hiding and started using what you're actually good at?

02/09/2026

Ever fired off an idea to someone and then felt like it was suddenly your job to make it happen? That pressure is real and it piles up fast.

In this episode we talk about learning to let an idea just be an idea, and how much lighter that feels. We also get into the judgment that comes with being "the ideas person," the comments that say you're not realistic, and how easily that gets stuck in your head.

You're not unrealistic. You're a generator. New episode is up, tap in and have a listen 🎧

01/09/2026

Is it really a time management issue?

31/08/2026

You are not just a mind walking around on legs.

ADHD diagnosis tends to stop at focus and executive function, then hands you a label and calls it done. But it rarely touches the self-trust you lost along the way, or the identity questions that came with years of not understanding why you are the way you are.

Getting diagnosed can bring relief. It doesn't automatically bring back your self-worth. That takes something else.

31/08/2026

Ever felt like the gap between performance and capability was holding you back?

What's going on?

30/08/2026

Ever been handed a tool that was never built for the way your brain works?

In this episode Vanessa and Becky talk about what it's like moving from a Windows computer to a Mac. Same tasks, same goals, but nothing is where you expect it to be and everything feels harder than it should.

That's what using neurotypical tools with a neurodivergent brain can feel like. It's not that you're doing it wrong. You've just got a Mac operating system, and most tools were only ever designed for Windows.

If you've tried tool after tool and nothing stuck, this one's for you. Full episode is up now.

29/08/2026

Such a sad sad day.

We have lost a legend - someone who through their own hardship and struggle found a way through the chaos, and then created a path for others to follow.

Finding the Davis Dyslexia programme for my son was the start of a journey, which I am so grateful for.

Ron’s work changed my own life and has changed the lives of countless others around the world…

Rest easy now Ron, thank you for your genius and for the blazing a trail, and providing a map for those of us that think and feel the world differently….

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Ronald D. Davis, founder of the Davis Method and creator of the programs that have changed how the world understands dyslexia, autism, and neurodivergent learning.

Ron grew up in a world he experienced as chaotic and painful. He didn't speak until he was 17. He couldn't read until his late 30s. And when he finally found his own way through it, he spent the rest of his life building a path for others to follow.

Ron believed that what he had created was not his to keep. It belonged to every facilitator who carried it forward, and every person whose life it changed. As he put it: "It cannot be unowned. If it's unowned, it will disappear." He entrusted that work to all of us, and the worldwide Davis community will continue to carry it forward.

Thank you, Ron, for everything you gave the world; for the millions of people who now see their own minds differently because of you; for seeing ability and possibility where others saw only limitations.

We'd love our community to share a memory of Ron, a photo, or the way his work has touched your life. Comment below, or tag us in your posts. We're gathering these to celebrate everything he gave the world.

Rest well, Ron. Your gift lives on in all of us. 💜🩵🤍

28/08/2026

Be honest, how many planners or apps have you tried this year?

Vanessa and Becky say the tool was never the problem. What actually moves the needle is a process: awareness, then acceptance, then action.

What's the one tool you thought would finally fix it?

New episode of Remarkable Conversations out now.

28/08/2026

If there was one thing you could do to make your life easier right now as a neurodivergent person, this is it.

27/08/2026

Do you know the secret to really living life free from stress and anxiety as an ADHD person?

My client does!