Malik Reed · 21
“I know how to do the work. Talking about myself is the hard part.”
Malik’s first interview →A life OS for neurodivergent mindsYour life.
Your life.
Your own way.
Practical guides for everyday life, relationships, learning and work. Use what fits you.
20 free guides. No account. Take what helps.
What would help today?
Choose a topic that matters to you. Each guide offers ideas and steps you can adapt.
Meet the Kitewise characters
Figuring it out, together.
Three fictional friends finding their way through study, work and everyday life. Start with any story.
Everyday situations
Browse every guide →Words you can make your own.
When a place feels like too much
“Could we find somewhere quieter?”
Make space for your sensory needs.
Explore ways to adjust your surroundings and plan time to recover.
Make a place easier on your sensesLeave room to recover
When you need to find your words
“Give me a moment to think.”
Communicate in a way that suits you.
Ask for thinking time, set a boundary or choose how to stay in touch.
Say how communication works for youFind connection around an interestHome, learning and appointments
Make the next step clearer.
Explore your options, prepare questions and decide what matters to you.
Home & money
Think about a home that works for you
Consider your daily routine, budget and the support you want.
1 min read · Read guide →Learning & next steps
Choose a next step in learning
Compare the day-to-day experience, not just the course title.
1 min read · Read guide →
Everyday life
Prepare for an appointment your way
Bring your priorities and communication preferences.
1 min read · Read guide →Work, in your own wayWork support,
Work support,
on your terms.
Prepare for interviews, describe your strengths and decide what you want to share.
Explore the work guides →Choose what fits
Different minds. Different days.
What helps can vary from person to person, and from day to day. These guides offer options, not rules. Each one includes sources and further reading.
If you want more structure
Explore the toolkit →A place to practise and plan.
The optional work toolkit helps you practise for interviews, find your words and settle into a job. $29 USD, paid once.