Show Notes
Unlock the art of storytelling in a way that respects your energy and your brain. In this episode of The CrazyFitnessGuy® Show, autistic advocate Jimmy Clare welcomes back young adult fantasy author Jay Reece for a deep dive into writing, motivation, and what to do when your mind feels completely stuck.
Jay shares his storytelling journey and the inspiration behind his YA fantasy novels, along with honest experiences of hitting writer’s block and slowly finding a way through it. Together, Jimmy and Jay talk about gentle, realistic strategies for overcoming creative obstacles, staying connected to your ideas on low-energy days, and setting boundaries and time management routines that actually work for autistic and neurodivergent writers—not just in productivity books.
If you’re an autistic or neurodivergent adult who loves stories, wants to write, or keeps starting and stopping creative projects, this episode offers practical, non-judgy ideas to help you move forward at your own pace.
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