
Failing Forward Is Still Progress
Noah Ezekiel shares how he turned social anxiety into leadership, learned to “fail forward,” and found the confidence to pursue a future in sports broadcasting.
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Noah Ezekiel shares how he turned social anxiety into leadership, learned to “fail forward,” and found the confidence to pursue a future in sports broadcasting.

Abigayle Ulin reflects on receiving an autism diagnosis at 24, learning to unmask, and finding a new purpose in social work and supporting overlooked people.

Kyah Lawe shares how support, determination, creativity, and hard work helped her transform childhood challenges into social, academic, artistic, and leadership strengths.
Using a pseudonym, an autistic college student shares how communication support, community service, and persistence helped her grow from feeling invisible into a confident leader.
Writing under a pseudonym, an autistic performer reflects on bullying, family challenges, and learning to transform lived experience into creative strength.

Onyx Ellerthorpe shares how self-advocacy, supportive friendships, and a clearer understanding of autism and ADHD helped them prepare for college.