Hey there! I recently joined the Fifty Shades of Gender podcast to talk about some personal topics that shape my world, like being non-binary and navigating life as a neurodivergent business owner. It’s an honest, fun conversation where I get to dive into what it’s like to run a business while embracing every part of who I am.

In this episode, we cover things like choosing our own labels, the ups and downs of body neutrality, and the often ridiculous gender roles that society hands out. If you’re curious about how non-binary identity and neurodiversity can shape a business journey, or if you’ve ever felt boxed in by labels, I think you’ll enjoy this chat.

For those who haven’t listened yet, Fifty Shades of Gender is a fantastic podcast hosted by Esther Lemmens—a creative rebel and gentle activist. Esther explores the diverse spectrum of gender identities with a warm, welcoming approach. The podcast is fun, eye-opening, and deeply respectful of all the ways we show up in the world. If you value inclusivity and love exploring the quirks of identity, I’d highly recommend tuning in.

Grab a coffee (or a snack!), settle in, and join me on this episode. And check out more of Fifty Shades of Gender—it’s a gem for anyone wanting to dive into the colorful world of gender, identity, and all the experiences in between.

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Hi, I’m Jenn

I work with online business owners who are completely done with trying to hold it all together alone.

I get inside your backend systems, work out what’s actually going on, and find where all the nasties are lurking.

  • The software you forgot you’re paying for
  • The automation that broke six months ago and nobody noticed
  • The spreadsheet doing the job three different tools were supposed to do

I take all those overwhelming tech and systems tasks you’ve been avoiding and pop them into a colour coded project plan with real deadlines.

Nothing important gets dropped on my watch. Those tasks that felt too big, too scary, and too awful to start? They just get done.