S3 E15: Arbejdsliv og knokleri med Stephan Holmberg-Hansen

from Neurospicy · host Katrine Dybdal

Velkommen til endnu en episode om neurodiversitet og arbejdsliv.I denne uge kan du høre antropologen Stephan Holmberg-Hansen fortælle om, hvordan han i folkeskolen fik at vide, at han var dum, og hvordan han alligevel endte på universitetet efter at have været et smut omkring livet som landbrugsmedhjælper. Det er også en fortælling om at ty til at arbejde hårdere og knokle sig ud af krisen, når livet er svært, og hvordan det endte med at gå ud over Stephans mentale helbred. Lyt med, når Stephan fortæller om, hvordan han prøver at slippe de gamle strategier og leve et mere balanceret liv, og hvordan han selv har skabt et nyt arbejdsliv, som passer langt bedre til ham. God fornøjelse! Find Stephan på LinkedIn eller på hans hjemmesideFind Katrine på LinkedIn eller på Neurospicys insta

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