Squirrel Space Book Club

I'm excited to announce Perceptive as our book club selection for March, which has a great tie-in with our Neurodiversity celebration week: a week to recognize and celebrate being different, having unique strengths, and for just being who we are!

Even more exciting is that we have the highly esteemed and award-winning author, Rachel Radway, to discuss the book with. This is a great read for people, especially for women who are smart, caring, and driven, who have always known they were "different" - sensitive, perceptive, able to see and connect dots that others cannot.

I, for one, am thrilled to be reading Perceptive as an ND woman, as I feel very connected to author's insightful writing and personal experiences.

Please join us on 3/18 for our March bookclub with Rachel.

What if the way you experience the world—deeply, intuitively, with intense perception—isn’t a challenge to overcome, but a strength to harness?

If you’ve been told you’re “too sensitive” or struggled to navigate corporate environments that seem to reward detachment over depth, Perceptive offers a powerful reframe: Your heightened awareness, empathy, global thinking, and strong sense of justice aren’t flaws to fix—they’re superpowers to embrace.

High sensitivity is a neurological trait shared by 30% of the population yet frequently misunderstood or stigmatized. Drawing from research, wisdom, and insights from accomplished women leaders, and relatable stories from her own severe burnout to finding her mission, Rachel Radway reveals how this form of neurodivergence represents not a limitation or weakness but a powerful leadership asset.

Perceptive offers deep feelers and thinkers validation, compassion, and a roadmap to leading with confidence, clarity, and authenticity. It’s equally essential for HR professionals and executives committed to building inclusive, innovative organizations where everyone can thrive.