Episode 8: Neurodiversity and Accommodations in the Workplace with Megan Warren

~ Outrageous Optimist - where we are sharing the light to cultivate a safe space for growth with optimism and oversharing, taboo and woo topics, and opportunities to find your tribe, mentors, and tools. I’m your host, Angela McGrady.SPONSORSHIPThis podcast is sponsored by Clairical Consulting. At Clairical Consulting, we envision a world where every entrepreneur has access to the knowledge and support they need to succeed and to promote more awareness about necessary tools to create order from chaos in the operation of a small business. Check out clairicalconsulting.com for more information. Megan WarrenMegan Warren is a dedicated professional with a diverse background spanning multiple industries. She is currently working for CMI Moulding in San Marcos, TX, where she excels in all parts of the framing process, as well as in customer service, and administrative tasks. Previously, Megan served as a Food and Beverage Supervisor at a Water Park, where she oversaw daily operations, maintained inventory, ensured food safety, and provided excellent customer service. She also served as a TABC Cashier and she was promoted to supervisor after multiple seasons of dedicated service. Megan has also worked as a Realtor helping investors to identify and purchase homes in the San Antonio, TX area. Her diverse experience has provided her with opportunities to utilize her unique brain in roles that had varied requirements of sedentary office work mixed with movement, problem solving opportunities galore, and what she really enjoys which is all things crafty and creative. Megan and her daughter, Brooklyn, are currently building a business called “Brooklyn’s Inspirations” to feature much of their jewelry creations and resin crafts. As the Mother of 3 children, and devoted wife of 17 years, Megan is the friend who shows up for you when you need her most, as I can personally attest to that. We may not be related by blood, but we are FRAMILY. I’m so blessed to have her on the podcast today to speak about her experiences in the workplace as someone who is neurodiverse. I know her story will resonate with many of you. Brooklyn's [email protected]