The Great Reframe: Rethinking Normal, the Mind, Society and the World Around You

The World As You Know It — Is It the Only Way? What if the very systems that define us — education, psychology, science, even spirituality — got it wrong? This book doesn't just ask that question. It answers it. This is a seismic reframing of modern-day thinking, that pulls apart the accepted and reassembles it with a clarity and depth most people have never encountered. Written to empower the misunderstood and provoke reflection in everyone. This book challenges assumptions about the brain, society, sensitivity, intelligence, and neurodivergence — and rewrites the meaning of 'normal'. None of these are spared — none of them will be seen the same way again. A complete reframing of what intelligence truly is — revealing the forms of brilliance the education system ignores and the deeper workings of the mind behind insight, awareness, depth, and the misunderstood minds society consistently gets wrong. A takedown of the 'one-size-fits-all' mindset — revealing how psychology, education, and society misreads minds by thinking everyone should be the same, medicating difference, and ignoring the vast diversity of human thinking. A radical reinterpretation of diagnostic labels — flipping ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and others from 'deficits' into cognitive strengths misunderstood by outdated frameworks. And a deep unpacking of psychology's blind spots. A rare insider's view of the mind — revealing what neurodivergent cognition looks like from the inside while offering every reader new ways to understand themselves and others. A blueprint of mind and behaviour that challenges accepted truth — offering clarity, structure, and language for traits many readers have felt all their lives but may never have been able to explain. A clearer understanding of others — helping every reader decode people, behaviour, emotion, and society with sharper insight. A deconstruction of superstition, 'psychic' perception, and long-held myths — taking logic to a place of faith and comfort, looking at what's real and otherwise. If you've ever felt misunderstood — or if you've ever wondered why others are — this book will change the way you see yourself, the people around you, and the world you live in. Spanning over 150 chapters and built on years of lived insight and real-world observation. This isn't a quick read — it's a full systemic rethinking. Prepare to rethink what you thought you understood.