Permission To Be Different By Nikki Butler Encourages Women To Embrace Their Differences

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Nikki Butler’s Permission To Be Different is a guide for neurodivergent women seeking to embrace their unique qualities, break free from societal expectations, and create fulfilling lives.

Permission To Be Different

Nikki Butler, an Autism and ADHD advocate from Alton, is empowering women to embrace their differences through her new book, Permission To Be Different. Diagnosed with autism and ADHD in her mid-forties, Nikki aims to inspire the next generation of readers who have felt like they don’t fit in. Having spent years pretending to be like everyone else, Nikki knows firsthand the stress and burnout that can result.

Are you a neurodivergent or neuro-curious woman, tired of feeling like you’re constantly struggling? If you’ve had enough of trying to meet everyone else’s expectations, feeling overwhelmed, and beating yourself up for not measuring up, then Permission to Be Different is your escape plan.

Crafted by Nikki Butler, a late-diagnosed autistic ADHD’er, ex-corporate high-flyer, and award-winning entrepreneur, this book is a beacon of hope for anyone who’s felt out of place. Whether at school, work, or social circles, if you’ve spent your life camouflaging your true self, you know all too well the toll it takes.

From masking to chasing impossible standards, Nikki shares her heartfelt journey through the exhausting battle of trying to conform to a world not built for her. She opens up about the deep-seated shame and feelings of worthlessness that shadowed her for decades, painting a vivid picture of her struggles with self-acceptance and her eventual breakthroughs. Through stories of transformation and profound self-compassion, Nikki invites you to see how embracing your true self can lead to triumph and fulfillment.

Whether you’re formally diagnosed, self-diagnosed, suspect you might be neurodivergent, or just always felt a bit ‘different’, Nikki has you covered! This book isn’t just another self-help manual; it’s a liberating journey out of the chaos of neurodivergent burnout. Nikki’s personal journey and professional expertise converge to guide you through reclaiming your life by:

• Embracing Your True Self: See yourself in a new light and discover how stepping out of hard mode can lead to a balanced and fulfilling life.
• Understanding Your Unique Profile: Learn to appreciate your distinctive abilities without judgment and create an environment that supports your true self.
• Using Your Values as a Compass: Tap into the power of your core values to navigate life with confidence and fulfillment.
• Achieving Your Dreams: Redefine success on your terms and learn practical strategies to bring your goals to life.
• Setting Boundaries: Find out how saying no can be the ultimate yes to a life of authenticity and peace.

Who Needs This Book?

• Women who are fed up with living in “survival mode” and looking to create a life of balance, happiness, and achievement on their terms.
• Dreamers and doers who need help turning their aspirations into realities.
• Those ready to ditch living by others’ rules and start making their own.
• Those who want to swap feelings of shame and not being good enough for self-compassion, pride, and the belief that they are different, not less.

Written from her personal experience of neurodivergent corporate burnout and being undiagnosed until her forties, this book will show readers how to advocate for themselves, find a sense of calm, and achieve success on their own terms. Whether you’re autistic, have ADHD, or are just a bit different, the focus is on helping you truly understand yourself and create a life that is fulfilling and authentic.

Permission To Be Different is the book that Nikki wishes she had been able to read whilst on her own journey. It provides a roadmap out of the cycle of overwhelm and burnout, leading you to a life where balance and achievement coexist.

Nikki Butler

It is so important to me that neurodivergent women embrace their true selves and create a life full of happiness, balance and achievement. Permission To Be Different is my way of guiding and inspiring them on this journey, no matter what stage they are at. They need to know they can let go of the need to fit into societal expectations and fly just as they are, by giving themselves permission to be different.

-Nikki Butler

Nikki Butler, a celebrated voice in neurodivergent entrepreneurship, is a passionate advocate for embracing neurodiversity. With guest spots on platforms like BBC Radio and articles in StartUp Magazine and The Industry Leaders, Nikki draws on over twenty years of leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal experience. Her work challenges outdated stereotypes and offers a fresh blueprint for living—a life where being different is your greatest asset.

Nikki firmly believes that neurodiversity is essential to the richness and variety of humanity. She argues that it’s time to challenge harmful stigmas and embrace neurodiversity as a spectrum to be understood and supported. Nikki advocates for a society that supports every individual, recognizing that thriving is not about conforming but embracing and supporting all forms of human diversity.

Join her as she helps you navigate a life of overwhelm and burnout towards one of balance, joy, and profound fulfillment.

Nikki’s personal journey resonates with many neurodivergent women. At the age of 36, she felt lonely and miserable trying to fit in and experienced corporate burnout from the stress of doing so. Now, aged 48, she runs her own business as The Autistic Joyologist, showing others what is possible for them too.

Find more from Nikki Butler now:

Permission To Be Different is out now and published by Authors & Co.

Kindle: https://amzn.to/3NEMSPg

Paperback: https://amzn.to/3Yd0d66

Hardcover: https://amzn.to/3NBZgPS

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