Racecalling wasn’t on anybody’s mind but his.

"I was later to talk than most toddlers." That's not the origin story you'd expect for someone who yells at horses for a living. But for Nathan, it's exactly the path that worked. In this clip, Nathan shares how being on the autism spectrum became his superpower—not in spite of his differences, but because of them. He talks about meeting Temple Grandin, who taught him that the world unfairly focuses on one type of thinking mind, when there are actually three. And how finding his niche—race calling—turned his hatred of school into a love of learning. 👉 Watch the full interview here:    • Nathan Klein: The Racecaller.   Support the podcast: buymeacoffee.com/buildingdoorsvo Connect with Building Doors: instagram.com/buildingdoorsvo linkedin.com/company/buildingdoorsvo buildingdoorsvo.com