Speak Out Like a Mother: Speaking Your Mind and Using Your Business as an Act of Resistance with Breann Colpitts

Welcome back to Business Like a Mother! In today’s episode, I’m thrilled to have Breann Colpitts on the show. Breann is an autistic school psychologist, social coach for twice-exceptional humans, and a mom to two neurodivergent children. She’s also the co-host of the Parenting Neurodivergent Humans podcast and the co-founder of Successfully Social. Breann is using her business as an act of resistance, and her story is one of courage, hope, and transformation.In this conversation, we dive into:Breann’s journey from school psychology to entrepreneurship, shaped by her personal experiencesHow she navigates the world of neurodivergence and creates a space for individuals with diverse needsThe importance of social emotional learning and how her business addresses gaps in the public school systemHow Breann uses her platform to speak out against harmful practices and advocate for the neurodivergent communityThe power of business, advocacy, and staying true to your beliefs—even when it's uncomfortableBreann shares how her transition from working in schools to becoming a business owner was deeply personal and rooted in her commitment to social change. Her story is inspiring and offers a unique perspective on using business as a tool for education, advocacy, and making a difference for neurodivergent individuals.What to Expect:Building a business from personal experience and how it serves the neurodivergent communityThe impact of social emotional learning and teaching beyond standardized testingUsing your business as a form of resistance to advocate for changeThe power of advocacy and showing up fully in your business, even when it feels riskyIf Breann’s message resonates with you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could benefit from this conversation!Links Mentioned in the Episode:We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers: Bookshop linkFollow BreannWebsite