My Little Outlier - A Mother's Faith Journey: Finding a Successful Path Forward When Your Child is Different

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Are you an exhausted parent who has lost your confidence in parenting Do you feel there is something wrong in the way you are disciplining or handling your child Are you physically unwell, tired, overwhelmed, and emotionally drained Are you losing your faith in God and doubting yourself Do you constantly feel anger and guilt Marie J. Elliot has experienced these feelings several times in her journey of raising a neuro-divergent child through adulthood. She connects and empathizes with the reader on a deep level while also sharing practical advice and immense hope. "My Little Outlier" will help you rediscover your confidence as a parent, feel empowered, and create authentic success for your child who is different and has difficulties in the neuro-typical world. She gives practical strategies on how to turn things around for your child and yourself, so you can stop worrying and start living. You will learn methods on:
How to go regain composure, troubleshoot, put a plan in place, and execute
How to create a vision for your child and work towards that vision
How to journey with hope and confidence and see success for you and your child
How to support your child while following your passions and dreams
This is a beautiful resource for parents who are searching for wisdom, inspiration, and practical strategies in finding a successful path forward for their neuro-divergent child.

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Marie J. Elliot is a first-generation Asian Indian immigrant, a tech leader in Silicon Valley, and a mother to two adult children. Marie also has firsthand experience raising a neurodivergent child through adulthood. Marie has lived the journey day in and day out raising a child who was different and did not "fit" into the Asian stereotype. Through her faith and perseverance, her son is an accomplished, working graduate. Marie loves taking the time to enjoy life's simple pleasures like walking, reading, learning to play guitar, dancing, and listening to music.