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Autism Advocacy with Alexis Brown
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In this episode, we chat about:
- the inspiration and creation of OMG Overnight Oats during the COVID-19 pandemic
importance of integrity in business and product quality
diagnosis and early intervention for her twin boys
challenges and triumphs in raising children with autism
the significance of being proactive and advocating for her children
the Gentry Foundation for Autism
raising awareness and understanding of autism
navigating parenting and societal perceptions
Autism Awareness Month and contributing to the cause
mental health and the importance of support systems
the personal story of Alexis’s brother and the broader implications of lacking early intervention
the rewards of seeing the impact of her advocacy and charitable work
Resources + Links:
Try OMG Overnight Oats and fuel your mornings with clean, delicious ingredients: omgovernightoats.comFollow OMG Overnight Oats on Instagram | @omgovernightoats Connect with OMG Overnight Oats on Facebook | facebook.com/omgovernightoats
Learn more about the incredible work of the Gentry Foundation at gentryfoundation.orgFollow The Gentry Foundation on Instagram | @thegentryfoundation
Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com
Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative
For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot
Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot
Show Notes:
In this episode, I'm thrilled to sit down with my newfound friend and the inspiring powerhouse Alexis Brown. Alexis is the founder and CEO of OMG Overnight Oats and a dedicated board member of the Gentry Foundation, a non-profit that supports autistic families and children. We dive deep into Alexis' journey from a dental hygienist to a passionate entrepreneur committed to health, wellness, and authentic ingredients.
She shares her deeply personal and empowering story of navigating autism with her twin boys, Brody and Graham. From early interventions to establishing a foundation for autism scholarships, Alexis is on a mission to support and uplift families facing similar challenges. She reflects on the different definitions of success and underscores the importance of integrity and compassion in business and life. We also explore her advocacy work, the impact of Autism Awareness Month, the recent controversial comments made by a public figure about autism, and how she's making a tangible difference in the community. Enjoy this heartfelt and enlightening conversation that showcases Alexis' unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the world.
00:00 Welcome to the Show
00:59 Meet Alexis Brown
01:48 Founding OMG Overnight Oats
03:23 Challenges and Philosophy of Business
06:57 Family and Autism Journey
14:33 Gentry Foundation and Advocacy
23:11 Gratitude and Paying It Forward
24:49 Autism Awareness Month and Gentry Foundation
26:26 Addressing Misinformation on Autism
29:07 Personal Experiences and Advocacy
33:51 Raising Confident Children
41:10 Impact of Early Diagnosis and Intervention
45:35 Family Day and Community Support
100 episodes
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Manage episode 478549315 series 1331276
Content provided by Sara Chambers. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Sara Chambers or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.
In this episode, we chat about:
- the inspiration and creation of OMG Overnight Oats during the COVID-19 pandemic
importance of integrity in business and product quality
diagnosis and early intervention for her twin boys
challenges and triumphs in raising children with autism
the significance of being proactive and advocating for her children
the Gentry Foundation for Autism
raising awareness and understanding of autism
navigating parenting and societal perceptions
Autism Awareness Month and contributing to the cause
mental health and the importance of support systems
the personal story of Alexis’s brother and the broader implications of lacking early intervention
the rewards of seeing the impact of her advocacy and charitable work
Resources + Links:
Try OMG Overnight Oats and fuel your mornings with clean, delicious ingredients: omgovernightoats.comFollow OMG Overnight Oats on Instagram | @omgovernightoats Connect with OMG Overnight Oats on Facebook | facebook.com/omgovernightoats
Learn more about the incredible work of the Gentry Foundation at gentryfoundation.orgFollow The Gentry Foundation on Instagram | @thegentryfoundation
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Show Notes:
In this episode, I'm thrilled to sit down with my newfound friend and the inspiring powerhouse Alexis Brown. Alexis is the founder and CEO of OMG Overnight Oats and a dedicated board member of the Gentry Foundation, a non-profit that supports autistic families and children. We dive deep into Alexis' journey from a dental hygienist to a passionate entrepreneur committed to health, wellness, and authentic ingredients.
She shares her deeply personal and empowering story of navigating autism with her twin boys, Brody and Graham. From early interventions to establishing a foundation for autism scholarships, Alexis is on a mission to support and uplift families facing similar challenges. She reflects on the different definitions of success and underscores the importance of integrity and compassion in business and life. We also explore her advocacy work, the impact of Autism Awareness Month, the recent controversial comments made by a public figure about autism, and how she's making a tangible difference in the community. Enjoy this heartfelt and enlightening conversation that showcases Alexis' unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in the world.
00:00 Welcome to the Show
00:59 Meet Alexis Brown
01:48 Founding OMG Overnight Oats
03:23 Challenges and Philosophy of Business
06:57 Family and Autism Journey
14:33 Gentry Foundation and Advocacy
23:11 Gratitude and Paying It Forward
24:49 Autism Awareness Month and Gentry Foundation
26:26 Addressing Misinformation on Autism
29:07 Personal Experiences and Advocacy
33:51 Raising Confident Children
41:10 Impact of Early Diagnosis and Intervention
45:35 Family Day and Community Support
100 episodes
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