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Sam Mitchell, a young adult living with autism, brings you Autism Rocks and Rolls. Although Sam has had obstacles in the past and still has daily struggles, he is using this platform to take away the stigma off of autism and other conditions that many think are disabilities. He often brings guests into the conversation, whether it be family members, friends, celebrities or others involved in the world of autism. He wants to prove that he is not broken and does not need to be fixed. Sam has a lot of fun along the way and really loves to entertain his audience. Listen to this podcast and go into the mind of Sam.
Sam Mitchell, a young adult living with autism, brings you Autism Rocks and Rolls. Although Sam has had obstacles in the past and still has daily struggles, he is using this platform to take away the stigma off of autism and other conditions that many think are disabilities. He often brings guests into the conversation, whether it be family members, friends, celebrities or others involved in the world of autism. He wants to prove that he is not broken and does not need to be fixed. Sam has a lot of fun along the way and really loves to entertain his audience. Listen to this podcast and go into the mind of Sam.
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353:What Comes First?
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5 days ago
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My concept on this episode is focused on prioritization. First, I explain to my audience why this managerial functioning skill is challenging when "we see it as equally important" and "everything as urgent." I will also share a video that listeners should view because it explains how to prioritize their mental health. I additionally tell you which priorities are "seasonal," meaning that they occur only occasionally. Furthermore, I discuss the numerous mistakes that people with autism make while attempting to prioritize. I also discuss why it is more difficult for adults with autism to prioritize than children. I also dive deeper into my experience by sharing some of my own stories about having difficulty prioritizing. However, at the conclusion of the episode, I do contribute by providing advice on how people with autism might improve their prioritization skills.

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