colorful futures®, the podcast
"Colorful Futures®" is the podcast that'll make you want to jump out of bed on Tuesday mornings. (Okay, maybe not jump, but at least crawl with a bit more enthusiasm.) Host Liora Natania, Founder of Colorful Futures®, is all about helping you craft a career that's as unique and fabulous as you are.
Here's the deal: we believe in building a life that's not just about paying the bills, but also about making your soul do a happy dance. Whether you're neurodivergent, queer, BIPOC, gender-marginalized, or just feeling a bit 'square peg in a round hole' - we've got your back.
So whether you're dreaming of diving into a whole new industry, or breaking free from the 9-to-5 grind, or just want a job that doesn't make you want to hide under your desk - we're here to help you paint your future in all the colors of the rainbow (and then some).
Picture this: you, a comfy chair, and conversations so real they'll make you forget you're wearing headphones. We bring you chats with folks who've been there, done that, and got the t-shirt (and maybe a few battle scars) in entrepreneurship, career pivots, and the mythical work-life balance. No sugar-coating, no corporate jargon - just honest talk and practical advice that'll make you say, "Why didn't I think of that?"
Join us for some laughs, a few "aha!" moments, and the occasional ugly cry as we navigate this crazy thing called "career" together. Trust us, it's going to be one heck of a ride - and we can't wait to have you along for it! 💖
catch the show:
S2E5 - Why High Achievers in College Crash in the Real World (AuDHD Edition)
you're a couple years out of college and suddenly googling grad school programs at 2am. but really? you just miss having structure, community, and people who wanted to hang out.
in this episode, Liora breaks down the post-college crash that hits neurodivergent folks especially hard—why so many ADHDers and AuDHDers consider grad school around age 24, and what you're actually missing. plus, this week's tip reframes networking as community building.
if you're in those weird first few years wondering why everything feels off—you're not alone.

