Time Anxiety and NeuroDiversion: a 2025 Preview
If you haven’t heard much from me this year, you might not be subscribed to my most current newsletter, which is all about mental health and purposeful productivity:
–> YearofMentalHealth.com
Most of my original subscribers moved over with me, but not everyone did. If you haven’t been receiving the new mailings, I thought I’d check in with some end-of-year updates. 📌
Short version: I have a new book coming in April, and before that I’ll be hosting a new event focused on neurodivergence.
My new book Time Anxiety comes out on April 15, 2025, and I’m very excited about this one! It’s the book I’ve wanted to write for at least five years.
You can pre-order now from your choice of retailers:
(Those are just a few links to the most common merchants. Your local bookstore is great too! Pre-ordering anywhere is helpful to authors.)
There will also be audio and ebook versions. 🎧 📱
For readers outside the U.S., pre-order from your favorite local bookstore or Amazon site.
Pre-orders are a big deal for authors—they help books reach more readers. If you’ve enjoyed my work before, I’d love for you to reserve your copy! 🙏
And that’s not all—I’m also starting a new in-person event! It’s called NeuroDiversion, and I’d love for you to be there.
The inaugural gathering will be held in Austin, Texas in March 2025.
If you’d like to be part of it—or at least be kept updated on ticket sales—join the dedicated waiting list so you’ll be the first to know all the details. ✨✨✨
The team and I are planning to open Wave 1 ticket sales in early January. We’ll also be announcing speakers, hotel discounts, and a detailed schedule soon.
I’ll have more to say about both of these big adventures—the new book and new event—in the coming months.
Remember, most of my regular writing, including the weekly newsletter, is now at YearofMentalHealth.com. There’s a free and paid version (with scholarships available for anyone who can’t afford the paid version).
If you’re not into joining a new newsletter, however, I get it! I’ll try to check in over here once in a while as well.
I also post most days on Instagram, LinkedIn, and (less often) Facebook and Threads.
Hope you’ve been well—and I hope we can be in touch more in the near future!