Hi all, please note that tomorrow evening’s School Zoom has had to be be moved to Thursday. I’ll be speaking at the RECOUP Business Awards and presenting the awards, so I’ll be tied up in full military uniform! I hope you can join me on Thursday evening for the VIP group mentoring. I look forward to seeing you then.

A little win I wanted to share with this group because I know so many of you have seen parts of the journey behind the scenes. Last night I won two Peterborough Top 100 Awards: Workplace Champion and Rising Star. I’m really proud of it, but more than anything it made me stop and reflect on how much has changed in a relatively short space of time. When I started Curiously Divergent, I had a big vision for what I wanted to build, but I definitely didn’t have every part of the plan figured out. The ambition has always been bigger than just running a consultancy. I want to build a neurodivergent support hub that brings together practical support for individuals and families, alongside work with employers, schools and community organisations. Over the last year, that idea has started to become something much more tangible. We’ve grown the team, secured new contracts, built new partnerships, expanded our services and started moving much closer towards that bigger vision. There have also been plenty of difficult moments, uncomfortable decisions and lessons I probably wouldn’t have chosen to learn in quite the way I did. That’s one of the reasons I really value being part of this group. Having access to Mike’s mentoring, and being surrounded by people who are building, growing, questioning things and sharing what they’ve learnt, has helped me think much more strategically about where I’m taking the business rather than just focusing on what needs doing today. I’m still very much in the building stage, and I know there is a lot more to learn, but winning Rising Star and Workplace Champion felt like a really lovely marker of the progress so far. So I wanted to share the win here and also say thank you. The advice, conversations, challenges and encouragement in this group genuinely do make a difference. Now back to building the next stage.

What a wonderful afternoon in and amongst the community, thank you so much to @Dr Mike Greene DL and Jules for a fantastic time! The food, music and company was outstanding and so pleased just to chill out for the afternoon, talking to a large number of the guests, sorry if I didn’t get to say hello! @Debbie Dorans was on fine form, even playing rounders with my crutch which was highly amusing, and @Jeff Dorans subtly mentioned Debs is a pansy killer! I am sure there is more to the story, but let’s just say it were right funny! The team is shaping up nicely, with five confirmed for the Peterborough Half Marathon, @Betsy Wong @Dr Mike Greene DL @Godfrey Muneri @Debbie Dorans @Daron Harvey and me @Scott Dwyer , and we have a combined Just Giving page for Little Miracles and we are 10% of the £2,000 target 🎯 If you would like to promote your company on my shirt for the day then let me know and kindly for a donation to the charity, your company logo can be on the shirt and then on your socials! I will send Mike the sheet, and he mentioned he will post out, in the meantime the link is here - https://www.justgiving.com/page/scott-dwyer-2026?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL Great to see everyone! @Samit Hathi @Sam Davis @Katie Humphrey @Kate Ashley-Norman @Neville Wright @Ian Brent @Howard St John smith you were funny man, and if you ever try to steal my wheels off my wheelchair ♿️ again you will be in trouble. Oh and you wanted my tie, tell you what, I will swap you my tie for a week in Bali, how does that sound? 😎🤣🙏👊👍

Exciting new opportunity. I'm working on something for successful founders/owners who feel trapped in the business they built... or at a ceiling This will not be for everyone More Soon Interested?

Morning, The Board Community! Inspired by one of the calls, we are now entering the Great Eastern Run on Sunday 11th October, 2026, starting with a discussion with @Betsy Wong (Thank you for stepping up). We already have a commitment from me in the wheelchair, @Scott Dwyer @Betsy Wong @Dr Mike Greene DL @Godfrey Muneri @Debbie Dorans @Daron Harvey and calling on any community members who want to join our team. For those who want to join, this is a team effort; however, to be clear, you run your own race. We are out there to finish, have fun, and enjoy the day! This is a closed road event, with a 3hr 30mins cut-off where they re-instate the roads, but Mike worked out the timings, and this can be achieved with a walk/jog idea. For those who possibly don't want to join, your efforts towards our combined charity endeavours would be amazing, please (!) and a link can be found below. Mike may have more to say on this.... 😀 I have set a team page for Little Miracles Charity based in the Peterborough area and covering East Anglia. To apply, please go to the APEG Great Eastern Run website - greateastern.run and hit the REGISTER NOW button. Once you have registered, please let me know, and I will invite you to our JustGiving page. As a team, I have set up a page - https://www.justgiving.com/team/scottlittlemiracles with a combined £2,000 target, but I do hope we raise much more. This charity helps support families of children with additional needs, disabilities and life-limiting conditions, which is obviously dear to my heart, considering what I have been through over the past four years. One of the Little Miracles T-shirts will arrive by post shortly, and I aim to "sell" the space (not my body) to corporates and raise as much money as we can, as this worked for me last time for Magas and it raised over £1,500! Anyone can let me know, and I will then create race T-shirts for our team to wear on the day, and I will have your name put on them.