Join Julie and guest Michaell Magrutsche as he discusses his path of neurodiversity and he shares the pitfalls of living in a system-driven society. You can participate in systems but the awareness that the system only recognizes people who fit in the system boundaries. Human centric attitudes and individual gifts are not valued in the system and often people who are not recognized in the system are devalued and shamed as they do not feel worthy since they are not contributing to the system which wants to place everyone in categories: man, woman, adult, child, race, sexual orientation. We are the creators of systems and it’s imperative to realize when the systems stop serving humanity. So much in the system is based on lack and fear. Looking to nature, we see abundance and no mistakes. As humans we are responsible for caring for nature around us and recognizing nature in ourselves. When we treat each other based on systems we lack empathy and basic humanity. We lose the ability to feel fulfillment when we are not recognized as valued or we aren’t contributing to the system. We can’t feel love if we are not feeling valued or fulfilled. We hope you gain some perspective and complete the system-centric vs human-centric activity we talk about and start to see if you can unplug from systems to feed your beautiful human nature.