Communication is a Science E155

In this bonus episode, I'm joined by fellow speakers Nicola Pinkney and Paul Haywood, we delve into their talk, 'Communication is a Science,' exploring how neurodiversity impacts communication. Both diagnosed with ADHD, Nicola and Paul share personal insights and tips for improving workplace communication and understanding diverse perspectives. 00:00 Introduction to the Upcoming IRM Business Analysis Europe Conference 01:10 Special Guests: Nicola Pinkney and Paul Haywood 01:43 Understanding Neurodiversity in Communication 04:14 Nick and Paul's Backgrounds 06:26 Challenges and Rewards of Public Speaking 16:43 Insights on Neurodiversity and ADHD 27:46 Preparing for the Talk: Surprising Discoveries 38:05 Final Thoughts Nicola PinkneyNicola is currently working as a Senior Business Analyst at Evri. She loves that every day is different, and is always looking for ways the BA role can add value and benefit. Nicola's current vision is to use this information to excel the role at Evri and supporting new upcoming BAs. Beyond the day-to-day, Nicola is a neurodiversity advocate in and out of the workplace, and loves doing what she can for the community. She is currently volunteering for YBA.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicola-pinkney-038968193/Paul HaywoodPaul is a director at his company NXTGN LTD, with external Lead and Senior Business Analysis experience. Paul's BA superpower is innovation and forward thinking. Paul's work always considers how we can embrace the future and how we can increase accessibility in the BA role which has led to others naming Paul as a pioneer in the field of AI. Paul's passion lies within cultivating a thriving community of innovation within the business analysis discipline.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-haywood-135b4318a/ Get full access to Superpowers School at www.superpowers.school/subscribe