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Cover of The Reason I Jump by Naoki Higashida. The background is a collage of blue-toned watercolors with white speckles, evoking the image of jumping into water. The title is centered in large white serif font, and the author’s name appears below it. The design conveys a sense of introspection and movement.

Article 4: Reading the Unspoken Rhythm - Team Leadership Across Neurotypes and Generations

Not all communication speaks in words. For neurodivergent and younger team members, behavior, silence, and metaphor may carry key insights. Leaders who learn to read these unspoken rhythms—what Naoki Higashida calls the “listening eye”—can uncover valuable signals others miss and build deeper trust across generations.

Jun 16, 20253 min read

Cover of the book Nine Minds by Daniel Tammet — a striking design that explores the power of diverse cognitive perspectives, highlighting neurodivergent insights into empathy, memory, and leadership.

Article 3: The Empathic Sync – Leadership with Perception, Not Just Position

Neurodivergent author Daniel Tammet explores how nine unique ways of thinking—including synesthesia, autism, and savant memory—unlock new leadership potential. In this post, we examine what business leaders can learn from Tammet’s empathy-first perspective and how embracing cognitive diversity helps teams thrive in today’s multigenerational workforce.

Jun 9, 20252 min read