We live in a world built on a neurotypical framework. From education to workplace structures, from social expectations to medical standards, most systems are designed with neurotypical individuals in mind. But what about those who experience the world differently? Neurodivergent individuals—people with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, OCD, bipolar disorder, and other cognitive variations—often struggle to fit into these predetermined molds. Yet, their perspectives, abilities, and challenges deserve equal recognition. In this blog, we will explore how daily life, perception, and societal expectations heavily favor neurotypicals and why it is crucial to shift towards a more inclusive and accepting world that acknowledges neurodivergence. Neurotypical vs. Neurodivergent: Understanding the Basics The term  neurotypical  refers to individuals whose cognitive functioning aligns with what society considers the "standard." They process emotions, social cues, and information in ways that are g...