Leaving Law: Career change and late autism & ADHD diagnosis – with Shayonee Dasgupta

Описание: CW: This episode mentions thoughts about suicide and self harm.

Shayonee Dasgupta is a Mumbai-based freelance writer and editor who initially pursued a career in law, working with corporate law firms in India. She found out she's autistic and has ADHD in her 30s, prompting a transformative journey of self-discovery and learning to navigate life anew.

During this episode, you will hear Shayonee talk about:
● What it was like growing up before her diagnosis
● How the challenges she faced working as a lawyer led to her burnout
● The struggle she faced to get the right mental healthcare and support after her burnout
● How she received her autism and ADHD diagnosis
● Her decision to start a new career as a freelance writer
● Handling expectations from both her extended family and Indian society
● How she defines success in her own way

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