Shawna Rodrigues Talks late diagnosis, why she has no bucket list, writing books and being driven by love

 In this episode the amazing Shawna Rodrigues talks about late diagnosis of ADHD in lockdown, she believes that the total change of pace was the catalyst, she talks about why she doesn't have a bucket list after a potential health scare and how she found true love...

Shawna’s the city girl next door who is a connoisseur of apple cider doughnuts, the perfect peach, the right balance of vanilla in a London Fog, and beach sand the perfect density for long walks. 

She’s a creative and a proponent of positive change. A published author, coach, and consultant, Shawna spent the first two decades of her career supporting children, families, and communities as a therapist, specialist, and director in the private and public sectors. Her impact and depth of dedication prompted the alumni association at Boston University to acknowledge her accomplishments with an award for “Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Social Work.”

Her greatest passion is as the host and founder of The Grit Show (www.TheGritShow.com); a podcast for the warriors, givers, and doers offering interviews with thought leaders, providing actionable steps, and bringing together a community to flourish and thrive. It’s about growth on purpose, with a focus on finding the right questions while seeking alignment.