Truth About Dyslexia

I have been very lucky to interview Cliff Weitzman the CEO and one of the Founders of Speechify. In this Interview with Cliff Weitzman we talk about: How to listen to audio at 3x Speed What listening to audiobooks can do for you Great tips for entrepreneurs with Dyslexia Along with the 1 thing all parents should focus on How reading a sentence is like math for dyslexics The one skill all dyslexic&...

The lesson that has stood out the most since learning what Dyslexia really means and what it impacts - is that I have a very powerful visual mind. I find it easy to use it, to work with it and to even live inside my head. This can lead to overthinking and other challenges. But it can also be harnessed. Here are 3 Aha's I have had about it. #Visualisation #Dyslexia #ADHD #mind

I have always seen the link between the dyslexic and ADHD mind and Addiction. It is quite obvious why this is the case and in this episode, I share some thoughts on the matter! #addiction #adhd #dyslexia

A popular podcast I did a couple of years back, shares 7 ways to reduce the challenges of Dyslexia. If even 1 of these gives you some relief that would be awesome! #Dyslexia #Podcast #ADHD #Dyslexic #truthaboutdyslexia

Great question from a listener about the differences between - Dyslexia, Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia. This is my layman's view on the 3. But should give a little perspective. Understanding Dyslexia - Define dyslexia and discuss its prevalence (1 in 10 people globally). - Talk about the challenges faced in reading, writing, and spelling. Exploring Dysgraphia - Introduction to dysgraphia and it...

The Paradox of Choice: Ever felt lost in a sea of options? We explore how too many choices can be overwhelming and lead to decision paralysis. 🍬🔄 Information Overload: Like trying to drink from a fire hose, we discuss why processing heaps of info can be extra taxing on a dyslexic mind. 💧🧠 Executive Function Hurdles: Enter the brain's bustling office to understand how organising thoughts affect...

The dyslexic, neurodiverse brain seems to find its way to burnout with ease. It sneaks up on you when you don’t see it coming. I wanted to share some of my experience with it and what I’m lining up this holiday period.

What a year. Anyone else super tired? Feels more tiring than usual. I wanted to reflect on my year and start thinking of planning for the dyslexic brain.

I wanted to share a story from my recent holiday and a reminder to all.

I wanted to share some lessons I have learned as an entrepreneur for being organised when it is really hard. These can be applied to your job or even your life.

What business is right for a dyslexic thinker? Having started a heap I wanted to share some specific examples and some rules of thumb I would use.

I have told my dyslexic-adhd-neurodiversity story a few times but not my business one. I have not been employed for 16 years and think it is a tale worth telling. Enjoy.

I have loved being in business the last 16+ years. It has been a real journey of learning. Working with my mind. Dyslexic entrepreneurs make up 41%+ of those out there. It is a huge % so I am doing a series of 4 episodes on dyslexic businesses. To get in touch visit https://truthaboutdyslexia.com

I have always had pets and it have got me thinking about the beneficial impact they have on my mental health. Dyslexia takes a toll on the way I think and dogs and cats have been ever present in my journey. So here are a few thoughts on it.

I wanted to run through the top apps I use to support my work. Having Dyslexia and ADHD I have really relied on great apps to make my life that bit easier and more efficient. Grammarly.com - Grammar and Spelling Otter. Ai - AI Recording of meetings WhatsApp Google Calendar (with colors and emoji's) Chat GPT Loom.com - Video Messages

I have had a few followers look to change jobs recently. Deciding what job is right for the dyslexic mind can be tough. In this podcast I list 10 that are common. Enjoy.

I wanted to do a day in my life to talk through some of the good bits and harder parts. Go beyond the books when it comes to dyslexia and adhd. If you want to find out more about todo list bingo visit here - https://courses.truthaboutdyslexia.com/to-do-list-bingo-special

I really think AI is going to revolutionise how dyslexics live, work and play. Imagine our creativity but with an AI supporter to help us out. I am using Chat GPT myself but so much more exists to play with!

I have been sick for a week. It can really suck at times but there is always a silver lining. I know how my brain works can effect me when I am sick so thought I would share some points that made me a little bit aware.

A rant we all need to hear. Dyslexia can be painful, amazing and a bit in between. I hope this resonates.

I was away recently and had to get on a plane. It was such a great eco-chamber for the challenge of not behind Able to focus #adhd and the issues with flying off down visual-emotive rabbit holes #dyslexia - see if you can relate to this one.

I wanted to keep the vibe going from the last podcast and share more on what I am learning and being reminded of. In this pod we talk about false visual pictures when I had to choose some curtains and how to better improve our office environment for success.

It this podcast I dig into a bit of an update cast on how gratitude serves us, different types of adhd meds and learning about the microbiome.

The opposite of a down day is those highly super productive days. Where you are a machine of effectiveness. You feel like you are kick goals in the World Cup. I think it deserves a few words on that!

Have you had one of those days your dyslexic and/or ADHD brain is like on its own mission. It won’t do what you want it to do. It can lead to feeling like you are useless. I wanted to share this experience.