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Ameesha Green is the founder of The Book Shelf, a book shepherd, philosophy thinker, mentor and proudly neurodivergent entrepreneur.
In this episode, we explore ADHD, business, creativity, AI, education, philosophy, children’s futures, writing, and why one-size-fits-all thinking simply does not work. From naming her childhood teddies after philosophers to building a publishing business, Ameesha shares a refreshingly honest view on how different minds work, why books still matter, and whether AI is helping us think better — or helping us avoid thinking altogether.
Key takeaways
* ADHD can be both a creative advantage and a practical challenge.
* Self-awareness matters more than forcing yourself into broken systems.
* One-size-fits-all education does not serve every child.
* AI can be a sparring partner, not a replacement for thinking.
* Books still have the power to pass wisdom between generations.
* Entrepreneurship is rarely linear — sometimes you build by saying yes.
* Writing can help turn ideas into impact.
Keywords
Ameesha Green, ADHD, neurodivergence, AI, creativity, philosophy, books, publishing, entrepreneurship, The Book Shelf, book shepherd, education, children’s future, critical thinking, Stoicism, business ownership, self-awareness, Wit + Grit.
Chapters
00:00 Navigating Neurodivergence in Business
02:46 The Role of Stoicism in Entrepreneurship
05:03 Philosophy and Its Impact on Decision Making
07:35 The Importance of Open Conversations with Kids
10:33 Political Engagement and Community Involvement
13:18 The Power of Books to Change Lives
16:17 The Journey of Writing and Publishing Children’s Books
25:33 A Meandering Journey to Business
28:56 Transitioning to Hybrid Publishing
30:49 Learning from Authors and Their Stories
33:03 Navigating Challenges as a Business Owner
36:03 The Importance of Side Hustles
38:10 Crafting Your Elevator Pitch
39:31 The Role of AI in Publishing
42:00 The Benefits of Writing
45:05 Reflections on Personal Growth
46:21 Wit and Grit in Business
Source: https://witandgrit.co.uk/
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