What is Your Story?
Despite the challenges posed by dyslexia, these stories demonstrate that it is possible to overcome learning and thinking differences to use their gifts to succeed. Their stories serve as an inspiration to others who may be struggling with dyslexia, showing that with the right support and mindset, dyslexia is actually their superpower.
STORIES OF OVERCOMING DYSLEXIA
Dyslexia is a lifelong struggle, but learn about people, some famous, who overcame their perceived disability and used it for their success.
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Tyler Hoge - Senior Director of Devepment, GlideFast
In this episode of GlideChat, CEO Michael Lombardo welcomes Tyler Hoge, Senior Director of Development (SDD) at GlideFast for an insightful conversation. They discuss Integration Hub, the evolution of ServiceNow, and their experiences in the IT world. Tyler also shares his journey as a dyslexic thinker evolving into creating AgileGenius, an innovative tool that leverages AI to generate agile stories, simplifying the process for professionals. Join Mike and Tyler as they delve into the world of service management and agile development.
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Sir Richard Brandon
Made By Dyslexia has joined forces with Sir Richard Branson for the launch of their campaign #DyslexicThinking, which has enlisted major organizations to recognize dyslexia as a gift instead of the outdated narrative, a disability.
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Orlando Bloom - Actor
Orlando Bloom talks about being Made by Dyslexia and how if you tap into your dyslexic thinking...anything is possible.
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Henry Winkler - Actor, Author
Watch Henry Winkler talk about dyslexia affected his performance as the Fonz on the 1970s sitcom “Happy Days.”
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TEDx event - Katie Willsey
Katie Willsey offers a touching account of how she, as a dyslexic person, experiences her world.
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Famous Dyslexics
Nine famous people that you know that are dyslexic and successful at their craft.
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Keira Knightley - Actor
Keira Knightley takes an emotional journey as she shares the family similarities and dyslexic diagnosis.