The Mother || The Agency Builder || The Community Catalyst with Laura West

Laura West shares her personal experiences and insights on navigating life's zigzag journey, particularly through the lens of ADHD and neurodiversity. She discusses her career transition from PR to freelancing, the challenges of motherhood, and the societal pressures surrounding success.

Throughout the conversation, Laura explores the impact of family dynamics, the importance of acceptance, and the evolving understanding of neurodiversity in relationships. She highlights the significance of self-awareness and the unique strengths that come with different neurological makeups.

Laura also delves into the complexities of authenticity in virtual connections and the importance of quality conversations. She emphasizes the need for genuine interactions and understanding the outcomes of conversations in building meaningful networks and navigating the evolving PR landscape.

Additionally, Laura discusses her journey through the challenges of running a business and her initiatives, AgencyWise and Agency Aid, aimed at connecting agency leaders and fostering charitable giving within the agency community. She underscores the importance of collaboration, communication, and community engagement in achieving these goals while reflecting on her personal motivations and the need for meaningful conversations in the industry.

Find out more about Laura

Website

https://www.agency-wise.co.uk/

http://www.agencyaid.org/

Social Media

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-west/

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