Nathan’s journey is a captivating mosaic of adventure, discovery, and resilience. Born in Sydney, his early years were marked by fascinating experiences, including unsettling episodes of sleep paralysis. These early encounters sparked his enduring curiosity about the intricacies of the mind.
His wanderlust was ignited during his formative years in the Blue Mountains and further fueled by transformative travels to Japan and across Europe. These experiences broadened his horizons and deepened his appreciation for diverse cultures.
Professionally, Nathan navigated the IT industry with remarkable tenacity, achieving significant milestones without traditional educational pathways. His journey was accompanied by a silent companion—undiagnosed neurodivergence. A diagnosis of Adult ADHD at 32, followed by an autism spectrum disorder diagnosis at 42, provided clarity and fueled his empathy and passion for helping others on similar paths.
Nathan’s adaptability shines through his varied roles—from IT to coaching and beyond. His ability to blend into diverse environments has offered unique perspectives but also required continuous self-awareness.
His personal anecdotes, from mysterious tracks in the sand to outdoor adventures, add layers of intrigue to his narrative. These experiences, coupled with his neurodivergent journey and challenges within legal systems, underscore the complexities of navigating life’s terrain.
“Conquests of the Impossible” resonates deeply with Nathan’s experiences, highlighting his journey from seeking medication to finding solace in natural treatments. This work is not only a testament to his resilience but also serves as a guide for navigating adversity with understanding, clarity, and hope.
Nathan’s life is a testament to the power of curiosity, resilience, and adaptability. His professional achievements, advocacy for neurodiversity, and contributions to literature and societal betterment reflect a profound commitment to personal growth and helping others. Whether through his writings, initiatives, or advocacy, Nathan’s legacy is one of inspiration, empowerment, and unwavering determination.
Book written by Nathan Organ of Sydney Australia.
Nathan has also described SARD – Supportive Accountability Rejection Dysphoria, The Ideology Paradox, and Organian Philosophy.
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